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1 French

Pronunciation

  • IPA : /ˈperənt/
  • SAMPA : /"per@nt/

Noun

parent (Plural: parents)

  1. One of the two persons from whom one is immediately biologically descended.
    See also: mother, father
  2. A person who acts as a parent in rearing a child. (adoptive parent, foster parent)
  3. (Biology) An organism from which a plant or animal is immediately biologically descended.
  4. A group from which another group is formed, or which completely controls a subordinate group. (parent company)
  5. In object oriented computer programming, the object from which a child or derived object is decended The child object inherits methods and data fields from the parent.

Related terms

  • parenthood
  • parenting
  • object-oriented programming (5)

Translations

  • Breton: tud pl, kerent pl (only plural, otherwise use father or mother)
  • Bulgarian: родител m (1)
  • Catalan: pare m, mare f (parents in plural: pares m)
  • Dutch: ouder m
  • Esperanto: patro m, patrino f
  • Finnish: vanhempi
  • French: parent m
  • German: Elternteil m
  • Hebrew: הורה (Hor'e) m, הורה (Hora) f, Plural: הורים (Horim) m or m & f, הורות (Horot) f
  • Ido: genitoro
  • Indonesian: orangtua
  • Interlingua: parente , genitor
  • Italian: genitore
  • Japanese: (おや, oya)
  • Korean: 어버이 (eoh-beo-i), Hanja: 부모 (bou-mo)
  • Polish: rodzic m
  • Portuguese: pai m, mãe f
  • Romanian: părinte m
  • Russian: родитель m (1)
  • Slovene: starši m pl (there are only 'parents' in Slovene, there is no singular form to it; if used in singular, we say 'father' oče or 'mother' mati , or very formally roditelj )
  • Spanish: padre m, madre f, origen m
  • Swedish: förälder (1, 2, 3, 4)
  • Turkish: ebeveyn

French

Noun

parent m

Plural: parents

Pronunciation

  • IPA : /'parɔ~nt/

Meanings

  1. one's father or mother
  2. any person to which one is related

Translations



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