What is another word for sons and daughters?
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What is another word for sons and daughters?
Progeny, offspring, children and descendants are all formal ways to refer to one’s kids, no matter how old they are.
What do you call a family with one son and daughter?
According to Urban Dictionary, the million dollar family is when a married couple have one boy and one girl; the supposedly happy, perfect family.
How do Spanish speakers say children when referring to one’s sons and daughters?
Other words for talking about children include: Hijo and hija refer specifically to a son or daughter, respectively. Niño/a can also be used with the same meaning if the context is clear. Infante and infanta, cognates of “infant,” can refer to young children, not necessarily as young as would the English word.
How do you refer to someone’s adult child?
As Drew said in a comment to the question, “adult children” is the right phrase. Some have suggested “grown children” and “grown-up children”, but since the 1970s “adult children” has been the prevalent phrase both in British English and in American English.
How do you write sons of short?
s/o d/o (Son of , Daughter of)
What is my daughter’s son to me?
Family Vocabulary
| my relatives | relationship to me | |
|---|---|---|
| male | female | |
| son | daughter | relative of whom I am the parent |
| nephew | niece | child of my sibling |
| grandchild | child of my child |
What do you call a single parent family?
Today single parent families have become even more common than the so-called “nuclear family” consisting of a mother, father and children. Today we see all sorts of single parent families: headed by mothers, fathers, and even by a grandparent raising their grandchildren.
What is it called when one child has more than one parent?
Children with more than one father or one mother are cases of multiple parenthood.
What is the synonym for offspring?
children, sons and daughters, progeny, family, youngsters, babies, brood. descendants, heirs, successors, scions. young, litter, fry. Law issue. informal kids, quiverful.
What is my son’s daughter to me?