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1. (Informal.) dad
father.
Etymology: (1490–1500; prob. orig. nursery word)
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1. (noun) dad, dada, daddy, pa, papa, pappa, pop
an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talk
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1. (noun) dad
sb's father
His dad is a police officer.; Can I take the car today, Dad?
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1. (noun) Dad
father; -- a word sometimes used by children
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Sense: children's words for father
Where is your daddy?; What are you doing, Daddy?
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 Afrikaans: pa, pappa |
 Arabic: أب (بِلُغَةِ الأطْفال) |
 Bulgarian: татко |
 Brazilian: papai |
 Czech: tatínek, taťka |
 German: der Papa |
 Danish: far; farmand |
 Greek: μπαμπάς |
 Spanish: papá |
 Estonian: issi |
 Farsi: بابا؛ پدر |
 Finnish: isi |
 French: papa |
 Hebrew: אַבָּא |
 Hindi: पिता, बाप |
 Croatian: tata, tatica |
 Hungarian: papa |
 Indonesian: papa, ayah |
 Icelandic: pabbi |
 Italian: babbo, papà |
 Japanese: お父ちゃん |
 Korean: 아빠 |
 Lithuanian: tėtis, tėvelis |
 Latvian: tētis; tētuks |
 Malay: ayah |
 Dutch: papa |
 Norwegian: pappa |
 Polish: tata |
 Persian: بابا؛ پدر |
 Pashto: پلار |
 Portuguese: papá |
 Romanian: tătic |
 Russian: папа |
 Slovak: ocko, tatko |
 Slovenian: očka |
 Serbian: tata |
 Swedish: pappa |
 Thai: พ่อ |
 Turkish: baba |
 Taiwanese: 爸爸 |
 Ukrainian: тато, татусь |
 Urdu: باپ، ابا |
 Vietnamese: cha, bố |
 Chinese: 爸爸 |
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