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1. (n.) youngster
a child.
2. youngster
a young person.
3. youngster
a young horse or other animal.
Etymology: (1580–90)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (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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1. (noun) youngster
a young person; a youngling; a lad
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Sense: a young person
A group of youngsters were playing football.
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 Afrikaans: jongeling |
 Arabic: صَبي، صِبيان |
 Bulgarian: дете |
 Brazilian: garoto |
 Czech: mladík |
 German: der Bursche |
 Danish: ungt menneske |
 Greek: νεαρός |
 Spanish: joven |
 Estonian: nooruk |
 Farsi: کودک؛ بچه |
 Finnish: nuorukainen |
 French: jeune |
 Hebrew: צָעִיר |
 Hindi: जवान |
 Croatian: mladić |
 Hungarian: gyerkőc |
 Indonesian: pemuda |
 Icelandic: barn, unglingur |
 Italian: ragazzino |
 Japanese: 若者 |
 Korean: 어린이 |
 Lithuanian: paauglys |
 Latvian: jauns cilvēks; jauneklis; |
 Malay: anak muda |
 Dutch: jongmens |
 Norwegian: barn, unge, tenåring |
 Polish: wyrostek |
 Persian: کودک؛ بچه |
 Pashto: هلك، وړوكى |
 Portuguese: garoto |
 Romanian: tânăr |
 Russian: подросток |
 Slovak: mladík |
 Slovenian: mladenič |
 Serbian: mlada osoba |
 Swedish: grabb, unge, yngling, ton |
 Thai: เด็ก |
 Turkish: genç, delikanlı |
 Taiwanese: 年輕人 |
 Ukrainian: хлопець, юнак |
 Urdu: ایک نوجوان شخص |
 Vietnamese: đứa trẻ |
 Chinese: 年轻人 |
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