A newborn baby is liable to fall ill.
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Newborn
Synonyms for "newborn" (53 found)
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Closest matches (11)
Strong matches (16)
Related words (26)
infantinfantileinfantinekittenishlike newmintneeneonatalnewnew sprungnew-begottennew-builtnew-fledgednew-grownnew-laidnew-madenew-mintednew-modelnew-mownnew-wrought
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Adjective(1 words)
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Translations
125 translations across 54 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- νεογνός adj (recently born)
Arabic
2 entries- مَوْلُود حَدِيث noun (recently born baby)
- مَوْلُودَة حَدِيثة noun (recently born baby)
Armenian
2 entries- նորածին adj (recently born)
- նորածին noun (recently born baby)
Azerbaijani
2 entries- körpə adj (recently born)
- çağa adj (recently born)
Belarusian
3 entries- нованаро́джаны adj (recently born)
- нованаро́джаная noun (recently born baby)
- нованаро́джаны noun (recently born baby)
Bulgarian
3 entries- новороде́н adj (recently born)
- ро́жба adj (recently born)
- новороде́но noun (recently born baby)
Catalan
3 entries- nounat adj (recently born)
- nounada noun (recently born baby)
- nounat noun (recently born baby)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 新生 adj (recently born)
- 新生兒 /新生儿 noun (recently born baby)
Czech
3 entries- novorozený adj (recently born)
- novorozenec noun (recently born baby)
- novorozeně noun (recently born baby)
Danish
1 entries- nyfødt adj (recently born)
Dutch
4 entries- pasgeboren adj (recently born)
- boreling noun (recently born baby)
- neonaat noun (recently born baby)
- neonatus noun (recently born baby)
Esperanto
2 entries- novnaskita adj (recently born)
- novnaskito noun (recently born baby)
Finnish
2 entries- vastasyntynyt adj (recently born)
- vastasyntynyt noun (recently born baby)
French
4 entries- nouveau-né adj (recently born)
- nouveau-né noun (recently born baby)
- nouveau-née noun (recently born baby)
- nouvelle-née noun (recently born baby)
German
4 entries- neugeboren adj (recently born)
- Neugeborene noun (recently born baby)
- Neugeborener noun (recently born baby)
- Neugeborenes noun (recently born baby)
Greek
2 entries- νεογέννητος adj (recently born)
- νεογνό noun (recently born baby)
Hebrew
1 entries- יִלּוֹד noun (recently born baby)
Hindi
2 entries- नवजात adj (recently born)
- नवजात noun (recently born baby)
Hungarian
2 entries- újszülött adj (recently born)
- újszülött noun (recently born baby)
Icelandic
1 entries- nýfæddur adj (recently born)
Ido
2 entries- naskinta nove adj (recently born)
- naskinto nove noun (recently born baby)
Irish
1 entries- nuabheirthe adj (recently born)
Italian
4 entries- appena nato adj (recently born)
- neonato adj (recently born)
- neonata noun (recently born baby)
- neonato noun (recently born baby)
Japanese
4 entries- 新生の adj (recently born)
- 生まれたばかりの adj (recently born)
- 嬰児 noun (recently born baby)
- 新生児 noun (recently born baby)
Korean
4 entries- 갓 난 adj (recently born)
- 신생의 adj (recently born)
- 갓난아기 noun (recently born baby)
- 갓난아이 noun (recently born baby)
Lower Tanana
1 entries- et'egheɬdi' bexulanenh noun (recently born baby)
Macedonian
3 entries- новороден adj (recently born)
- леунче noun (recently born baby)
- новороденче noun (recently born baby)
Manx
3 entries- noa-ruggit adj (recently born)
- noa-verht adj (recently born)
- noa-vreyit adj (recently born)
Māori
1 entries- piripoho noun (recently born baby)
Navajo
2 entries- awééchíʼí adj (recently born)
- awééchíʼí noun (recently born baby)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- nyfødt adj (recently born)
Norwegian Nynorsk
1 entries- nyfødd adj (recently born)
Old English
1 entries- nīcenned adj (recently born)
Persian
2 entries- نوزاد adj (recently born)
- نوزاد noun (recently born baby)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- niejebuaren adj (recently born)
Polish
2 entries- nowonarodzony adj (recently born)
- noworodek noun (recently born baby)
Portuguese
4 entries- neonato adj (recently born)
- recém-nascido adj (recently born)
- neonato noun (recently born baby)
- recém-nascido noun (recently born baby)
Romanian
4 entries- nou-născut adj (recently born)
- nou-născută adj (recently born)
- nou-născut noun (recently born baby)
- nou-născută noun (recently born baby)
Russian
3 entries- новорождённый adj (recently born)
- новорождённая noun (recently born baby)
- новорождённый noun (recently born baby)
Serbo-Croatian
4 entries- novoròđēnče noun (recently born baby)
- rođenče noun (recently born baby)
- новоро̀ђе̄нче noun (recently born baby)
- рођенче noun (recently born baby)
Slovak
3 entries- novorodený adj (recently born)
- novorodenec noun (recently born baby)
- novorodeniatko noun (recently born baby)
Spanish
4 entries- neonato adj (recently born)
- recién nacido adj (recently born)
- neonato noun (recently born baby)
- recién nacido noun (recently born baby)
Swedish
1 entries- nyfödd adj (recently born)
Tagalog
1 entries- bagong-panganak adj (recently born)
Tajik
2 entries- навзод adj (recently born)
- навзод noun (recently born baby)
Tarifit
2 entries- asiymi adj (recently born)
- aḥḍiḍ adj (recently born)
Turkish
2 entries- yenidoğan adj (recently born)
- yenidoğan noun (recently born baby)
Ukrainian
3 entries- новонаро́джений adj (recently born)
- новонаро́джена noun (recently born baby)
- новонаро́джений noun (recently born baby)
Urdu
2 entries- نو زائیدہ adj (recently born)
- نو مولود adj (recently born)
Vietnamese
2 entries- mới sinh adj (recently born)
- trẻ sơ sinh noun (recently born baby)
Welsh
1 entries- newydd-anedig adj (recently born)
Yakut
1 entries- кыһыл оҕо noun (recently born baby)
Yiddish
1 entries- קימפּעטקינד noun (recently born baby)
Zazaki
2 entries- newezayen adj (recently born)
- newza adj (recently born)
Sample sentences
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Mr Tanaka showed us many pictures of his newborn baby.
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The newborn chicks still have not opened their eyes.
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The newborn got a beautiful name.
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