baby in Latin
baby in Latin is infans — baby means a very young child, from birth until walking and talking begin.
baby in Latin
infans
What does "baby" mean?
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noun A very young child, from birth until walking and talking begin.
"The baby slept through the entire flight."
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noun The youngest member of a family, regardless of their actual age.
"Even at forty, she's still the baby of the family."
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noun An affectionate way to address a romantic partner.
"Hey baby, I'll be home in ten minutes."
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noun A project or idea someone feels strongly protective of because they created it.
"The app was his baby — he'd spent three years building it."
baby in a sentence
- The baby slept through the entire flight.
- They're expecting their first baby in the spring.
- Even at forty, she's still the baby of the family.
- Hey baby, I'll be home in ten minutes.
Similar words in Latin
Common Latin translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "baby" in Latin?
"baby" in Latin is infans. baby means: A very young child, from birth until walking and talking begin.
How do you use "baby" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby slept through the entire flight." In Latin, "baby" is infans.
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