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1. (adj.) childish
of, like, or appropriate for a child:
childish games.
2. childish
immature; foolish:
childish fears.
Etymology: (bef. 1000)
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| Definition of 'childish' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) childish, infantile
indicating a lack of maturity
"childish tantrums"; "infantile behavior"
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1. (adjective) childish
≠ mature
irritating, childish behavior
2. childish
typical of a child
childish drawings; to behave childishly; her silly childishness
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| Definition of 'childish' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) childish
of, pertaining to, befitting, or resembling, a child
2. (adj) childish
puerile; trifling; weak
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Sense: like a child; silly
a childish remark.
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 Afrikaans: kinderagtig |
 Arabic: طُفولي، صِبْياني، نَزِق |
 Bulgarian: детински |
 Brazilian: infantil |
 Czech: dětinský |
 German: kindisch |
 Danish: barnlig |
 Greek: παιδαριώδης |
 Estonian: lapsik |
 Farsi: بچگانه؛ احمقانه |
 Finnish: lapsellinen |
 French: enfantin, puéril |
 Hebrew: יָלדוּתִי |
 Hindi: लड़कपन की सी |
 Croatian: djetinjast |
 Hungarian: gyerekes |
 Indonesian: kekanak-kanakan |
 Icelandic: barnalegur |
 Italian: infantile |
 Japanese: 子供っぽい |
 Korean: 유치한 |
 Lithuanian: vaikiškas |
 Latvian: bērnišķīgs; bērna- |
 Malay: keanak-anakan |
 Dutch: kinderachtig |
 Norwegian: barnslig, barnaktig |
 Polish: dziecinny |
 Persian: بچگانه؛ احمقانه |
 Pashto: احمقانه |
 Portuguese: infantil |
 Romanian: copilăros |
 Russian: ребяческий; глупый |
 Slovak: detinský |
 Slovenian: otročji |
 Serbian: detinjast |
 Swedish: barnslig |
 Thai: ซึ่งเหมือนเด็ก |
 Turkish: çocukca, çocuksu |
 Taiwanese: 幼稚的 |
 Ukrainian: дитячий; легковажний |
 Urdu: بجگانہ |
 Vietnamese: như trẻ con |
 Chinese: 幼稚的 |
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