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Een Kind is een Minsche vör de Pubertäät,[1] oder twischen den Söögkindölder un de Pubertäät un kann af un an ook en unboren Minsche beteken.[2][3] Den Gesetten na betekent „Kind“ meest enen Minschen, de noch nich vulljörig is. Kinners hebbet allgemeen minder Rechten un ook Plichten os vullwussen Minschen.

„Kind“ kaan ook de Verbund twischen Öllern un eren Kinders, Sööns un Döchters in jeden Öller beschrieven oder as ene Metapher ene Authoriteetsfiguur oder Liddmaat in enen Clan, Stamm oder ene Religioon beteken, oder beschreiven, dat ene bestimmte Tied, Oord oder Ümmstänne starken Inflood up enen Minschen nomen hebbet, to’n Bispeel kann een seggen „een Kind van de Natuur“ oder een „Kind van den 60-er Jaren“.[4]

Nawiese[ännern | Bornkood ännern]

  1. Child. TheFreeDictionary.com.
  2. Child. OED.com.
  3. Child. Merriam-Webster.com.
  4. American Heritage Dictionary.

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