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1. (n.) nestling
a bird too young to leave the nest.
2. nestling
a young child or infant.
Etymology: (1350–1400)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) nestling, baby bird
young bird not yet fledged
2. (noun) child, kid, youngster, minor, shaver, nipper, small fry, tiddler, tike, tyke, fry, nestling
a young person of either sex
"she writes books for children"; "they're just kids"; "`tiddler' is a British term for youngster"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) nestling
newly hatched; being yet in the nest
2. (noun) nestling
a young bird which has not abandoned the nest
3. (noun) nestling
a nest; a receptacle
4. nestling
of Nestle
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Sense: a young bird (still in the nest).
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 Afrikaans: nesvoël, neskuiken |
 Arabic: فَرْخ طائِر |
 Bulgarian: голишар |
 Brazilian: cria |
 Czech: pískle, ptačí mládě |
 German: der Nestling |
 Danish: fugleunge |
 Greek: νεοσσός |
 Spanish: pajarito |
 Estonian: udusulis linnupoeg |
 Farsi: بچه پرندگان |
 Finnish: linnunpoikanen |
 French: oisillon |
 Hebrew: גוֹזָל |
 Hindi: पक्षी का नवजात बच्चा |
 Croatian: tek izležena ptica |
 Hungarian: madárfióka |
 Indonesian: anak burung yang masih di |
 Icelandic: hreiðurungi |
 Italian: uccellino |
 Japanese: ひな |
 Korean: (둥우리를 떠나기 전의) 새새끼 |
 Lithuanian: jauniklis, paukščiukas |
 Latvian: putnēns |
 Malay: anak burung di dalam sara |
 Dutch: nestvogel |
 Norwegian: fugleunge |
 Polish: pisklę |
 Persian: بچه پرندگان |
 Pashto: د مرغه اكوڼى |
 Portuguese: cria |
 Romanian: pui |
 Russian: (неоперившийся) птенец |
 Slovak: holíča |
 Slovenian: ptičji mladič |
 Serbian: ptić |
 Swedish: fågelunge |
 Thai: ลูกอ่อนของนก |
 Turkish: yuva kuşu, kuş civcivi |
 Taiwanese: 雛鳥 |
 Ukrainian: пташеня; маля |
 Urdu: بے بال و پر بچہ |
 Vietnamese: chim non |
 Chinese: 雏鸟 |
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