child latinul
| Angol | Latin |
|---|---|
| one who adopts child noun | adoptator [adoptatoris](3rd) M |
| one's child's father-in-law noun | consocer [consoceri](2nd) M |
| one's child's mother-in-law noun | consocrus [consocrus](4th) F |
| orthopedics, science / treatment of (skeletal) deformities (in children) noun | orthopaedia [orthopaediae](1st) F |
| orthopedist, one who treats (skeletal) deformities (in children) noun | orthopaeda [orthopaedae](1st) M |
| paediatrician, children's doctor noun | paediater [paediatrii](2nd) M |
| paediatrics, medical science dealing with childhood diseases noun | paediatria [paediatriae](1st) F |
| posthumous child noun | postuus [postui](2nd) M |
| pregnant, heavy with child adjective | gravidus [gravida, gravidum]adjective |
| rear (children), educate verb | alumno [alumnare, alumnavi, alumnatus](1st) TRANS alumnor [alumnari, alumnatus sum](1st) DEP |
| silly, childish, idiotic adjective | blennus [blenna, blennum]adjective plennus [plenna, plennum]adjective |
| slave, who accompanied children to school noun | paedagogus [paedagogi](2nd) M |
| small child, infant noun | parvulus [parvuli](2nd) M |
| striking / cudgeling / beating of children noun | caiatio [caiationis](3rd) F |
| sucks children's blood noun | strix [strigis](3rd) F |
| tender age of childhood noun | aetatula [aetatulae](1st) F |
| the efforts of childbirth (pl.), travail noun | nixus [nixus](4th) M |
| toga bordered with purple worn by children over 16 and magistrates noun | praetexta [praetextae](1st) F |
| wearing / decorated with bulla / childhood locket adjective | bullatus [bullata, bullatum]adjective |
| with child, pregnant adjective | praegnans [(gen.), praegnantis]adjective praegnas [(gen.), praegnatis]adjective |
| woman in labor, woman who has been / is in process of being delivered of child noun | puerpera [puerperae](1st) F |
| youthful, childish adjective | puerilis [puerilis, puerile]adjective |
