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hath

#536: daughter

Old English dohtor , from Germanic * doxtēr , from Indo-European * dʰugh₂ter- . Cognates include ( from Germanic ) Scots dochter , Dutch dochter , German Tochter , Swedish dotter ; ( from IE ) Russian дочь (doč), Persian دختر (doχtar), Mycenaean Greek θυγατήρ ( thugater ), Lithuanian duktẽ .

AHD: dô'tər

IPA: /ˈdɔːtə(r)/

SAMPA: /"dO:t@(r)/

Rhymes: -ɔːtə(r)

Afrikaans: dogter
Albanian: bijë f
Arabic: ابنة (ibna)
Aragonese: filla f .
Bosnian: ćerka f . , kćerka f . , kći f .
Breton: merc'h f . , merc'hed pl .
Bulgarian: дъщеря (dəšterja) f .
Catalan: filla f . ^
Chinese: 女兒, 女儿 (nǚér)
Croatian: kćer f . , kćerka f . , kći f .
Czech: dcera
Danish: datter
Dutch: dochter f .
Estonian: tütar
Finnish: tytär
French: fille f .
Esperanto: filino
German: Tochter f .
Greek: κόρη (kóri) f .
Gooniyandi: ngaliganyi
Guaraní: ajýra (tajýra/rajy/itajýra) (of a man) ; memby (of a woman)
Hebrew: בַּת (bit) f .
Hindi: लड़की (la.rki) (lit. girl ), बेटी (bet’ī), पुत्री (putrī)
Hungarian: lány
Icelandic: dóttir
Indonesian: putri, anak perempuan
Interlingua: filia
Irish: iníon f2
Italian: figlia f .
Japanese: 娘 (むすめ, musumé)
Korean: 딸 (tal)

Latin: filia f .
Lithuanian: duktė m . , dukra f .
Macedonian: ќерка (kjerka)
Marathi: मलगी (malagī)
Norwegian: datter
Novial: filia
Old English: dohtor, ċild
Persian: دختر (dokhtar)
Polish: córka f .
Portuguese: filha f .
Romanian: fiică f .
Russian: дочь (doč’) f .
Scots: dochter
Scottish Gaelic: nighean f .
Serbian:

Cyrillic: ћерка f . , кћерка f . , кћи f .

Roman: ćerka f . , kćerka f . , kći f .

Slovak: dcéra
Slovene: hči f .
Spanish: hija f .
Swedish: dotter c .
Telugu: కూతురు (koothuru), కుమార్తె (kumaarthe), పుత్రిక (puthrika), అమ్మాయి (ammayi) (literally, girl)
Tupinambá: aîyra (t-, t-) (of a man) ; membyra (of a woman)
Turkish: kız evlat