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Definition
Synonym
Wunderkinder
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Wunderkinder
infant prodigies
Wunderkinder
prodigies
Wunderkind
n
Wunderkinder
pl
infant prodigy; infant phenomenon; wunderkind
infant prodigies; infant phenomena; child prodigies
Wunderkind
n
Wunderkinder
pl
infant prodigy, infant phenomenon, wunderkind
infant prodigies, child prodigies
Wunderkind
n
Wunderkinder
pl
ein Wunderkind
child prodigy; prodigy
prodigies
an infant prodigious
Wunderkind
n
Wunderkinder
pl
ein Wunderkind
child prodigy, prodigy
prodigies
an infant prodigious
Deutsche
Wunderkinder Synonyme
wunderkinder
Englische
infant prodigies Synonyme
infant
abecedarian
aboriginal
adolescent
angel
antenatal
apprentice
arrested
autochthonous
babe
babish
baby
baby bunting
babyish
bambino
bantling
bay
beginner
beginning
budding
callow
catechumen
child
child of nature
classmate
creative
deb
debutant
defective
deficient
doll-like
dollish
dove
dupe
elemental
elementary
embryonic
entrant
failing
fellow student
fetal
fledgling
formative
foundational
freshman
fundamental
gestatory
grade schooler
green
greenhorn
greeny
hick
high schooler
hopeful
hypoplastic
immature
in arms
in arrear
in arrears
in default
in diapers
in embryo
in its infancy
in nappies
in short supply
in swaddling clothes
in the bud
in the cradle
inadequate
inaugural
inceptive
inchoate
inchoative
incipient
incomplete
incubator baby
incunabular
infant
ile
infant
ine
ingenue
initial
initiative
initiatory
innocent
intermediate schooler
introductory
inventive
junior
juvenal
juvenile
kindergartner
kittenish
lacking
lamb
learner
little angel
little darling
lout
mere child
mewling
infant
minor
missing
nascent
natal
needing
neonatal
neonate
neophyte
nestling
newborn
newborn babe
newcomer
noble savage
novice
novitiate
nursery school child
nursling
oaf
original
papoose
part
partial
parturient
patchy
postnatal
preemie
pregnant
premature baby
prenatal
prep schooler
preschool child
preschooler
primal
primary
primary schooler
prime
primeval
primitive
primogenial
probationer
procreative
pubescent
puling
infant
raw recruit
recruit
rookie
rube
rudimental
rudimentary
sapling
scant
scanty
school child
school kid
school lad
schoolboy
schoolfellow
schoolgirl
schoolmate
scrappy
secondary schooler
short
shy
simple soul
sketchy
slip
sprig
stripling
suckling
teenager
teener
teenybopper
tenderfoot
toddler
trainee
tyro
underdeveloped
undeveloped
unfledged
unripe
unsophisticate
ur
wanting
weanling
yearling
infant
ile
abecedarian
aboriginal
antenatal
autochthonous
babish
baby
babyish
beginning
budding
childish
childlike
creative
doll-like
dollish
elemental
elementary
embryonic
fetal
formative
foundational
fundamental
gestatory
immature
in arms
in diapers
in embryo
in its infancy
in nappies
in swaddling clothes
in the bud
in the cradle
inaugural
inceptive
inchoate
inchoative
incipient
incunabular
infant
infant
ine
initial
initiative
initiatory
introductory
inventive
juvenile
kittenish
nascent
natal
neonatal
newborn
original
parturient
postnatal
pregnant
prenatal
primal
primary
prime
primeval
primitive
primogenial
procreative
puerile
rudimental
rudimentary
ur
infant
ile paralysis
African lethargy
Asiatic cholera
Chagres fever
German measles
Haverhill fever
acute articular rheumatism
ague
alkali disease
amebiasis
amebic dysentery
anthrax
apoplexy
bacillary dysentery
bastard measles
black death
black fever
blackwater fever
breakbone fever
brucellosis
bubonic plague
cachectic fever
catalepsy
cataplexy
cerebral rheumatism
chicken pox
cholera
cowpox
dandy fever
deer fly fever
dengue
dengue fever
diphtheria
diplegia
dumdum fever
dysentery
elephantiasis
encephalitis lethargica
enteric fever
erysipelas
famine fever
five-day fever
flu
frambesia
glandular fever
grippe
hansenosis
hemiplegia
hepatitis
herpes
herpes simplex
herpes zoster
histoplasmosis
hookworm
hydrophobia
infectious mononucleosis
inflammatory rheumatism
influenza
jail fever
jungle rot
kala azar
kissing disease
lepra
leprosy
leptospirosis
loa loa
loaiasis
lockjaw
madness
malaria
malarial fever
marsh fever
measles
meningitis
milzbrand
mumps
ornithosis
osteomyelitis
palsy
paralysis
paraplegia
paratyphoid fever
paresis
parotitis
parrot fever
pertussis
pneumonia
polio
poliomyelitis
polyarthritis rheumatism
ponos
psittacosis
rabbit fever
rabies
rat-bite fever
relapsing fever
rheumatic fever
rickettsialpox
ringworm
rubella
rubeola
scarlatina
scarlet fever
schistosomiasis
sensory paralysis
septic sore throat
shingles
sleeping sickness
sleepy sickness
smallpox
snail fever
splenic fever
spotted fever
strep throat
stroke
swamp fever
tetanus
thrush
tinea
trench fever
trench mouth
tuberculosis
tularemia
typhoid
typhoid fever
typhus
typhus fever
undulant fever
vaccinia
varicella
variola
venereal disease
viral dysentery
whooping cough
yaws
yellow fever
yellow jack
zona
zoster
infant
ilism
amentia
arrested development
babyishness
backwardness
blithering idiocy
childishness
cretinism
half-wittedness
idiocy
idiotism
imbecility
immaturity
insanity
mental defectiveness
mental deficiency
mental handicap
mental retardation
mongolianism
mongolism
mongoloid idiocy
moronism
moronity
profound idiocy
puerilism
puerility
retardation
retardment
simple-wittedness
simplemindedness
simpleness
simplicity
subnormality
infant
ryman
Zouave
ambulator
backpacker
bersagliere
carabineer
chasseur
dogface
doughfoot
expert rifleman
foot passenger
foot soldier
foot traveler
footslogger
fusileer
grenadier
grunt
hiker
hitchhiker
hoofer
jaywalker
light
infant
ryman
marcher
marksman
musketeer
paddlefoot
pedestrian
peripatetic
rifle
rifleman
sharpshooter
sniper
trailsman
tramper
walker
walkist
Wunderkinder Definition
Infant
(
n.
)
A
child
in
the
first
period
of
life,
beginning
at
his
birth
Infant
(
n.
)
A
person
who
is
not
of
full
age,
or
who
has
not
attained
the
age
of
legal
capacity
Infant
(
n.
)
Same
as
Infante.
Infant
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
infancy,
or
the
first
period
of
life
Infant
(
a.
)
Intended
for
young
children
Infant
(
v.
t.)
To
bear
or
bring
forth,
as
a
child
Prodigies
(
pl.
)
of
Prodigy
infant prodigies Bedeutung
infant
feeding
feeding
an
infant
infant
school
British
school
for
children
aged
-
baby
babe
infant
a
very
young
child
(birth
to
year)
who
has
not
yet
begun
to
walk
or
talk,
the
baby
began
to
cry
again,
she
held
the
baby
in
her
arms,
it
sounds
simple,
but
when
you
have
your
own
baby
it
is
all
so
different
child
prodigy
infant
prodigy
wonder
child
a
prodigy
whose
talents
are
recognized
at
an
early
age,
Mozart
was
a
child
prodigy
foundling
abandoned
infant
a
child
who
has
been
abandoned
and
whose
parents
are
unknown
liveborn
infant
infant
who
shows
signs
of
life
after
birth
low-birth-weight
baby
low-birth-weight
infant
an
infant
born
weighing
less
than
.
pounds
(
grams)
regardless
of
gestational
age,
a
low-birth-weight
infant
is
at
risk
for
developing
lack
of
oxygen
during
labor
neonate
newborn
newborn
infant
newborn
baby
a
baby
from
birth
to
four
weeks
postmature
infant
infant
born
after
weeks
of
gestation,
usually
shows
signs
of
placental
insufficiency
premature
baby
preterm
baby
premature
infant
preterm
infant
preemie
premie
an
infant
that
is
born
prior
to
weeks
of
gestation
small-for-gestational-age
infant
SGA
infant
an
infant
whose
size
and
weight
are
considerably
less
than
the
average
for
babies
of
the
same
age
stillborn
infant
infant
who
shows
no
signs
of
life
after
birth
term
infant
infant
born
at
a
gestational
age
between
and
completed
weeks
wild
madder
white
madder
white
bedstraw
infant's-breath
false
baby's
breath
Galium
mollugo
Eurasian
herb
with
ample
panicles
of
small
white
flowers,
naturalized
in
North
America
maternal-infant
bonding
the
attachment
that
forms
between
an
infant
and
its
mother
beginning
at
birth,
maternal-infant
bonding
influences
the
child's
psychological
and
physical
development
sudden
infant
death
syndrome
SIDS
infant
death
crib
death
cot
death
sudden
and
unexpected
death
of
an
apparently
healthy
infant
during
sleep
infant
deathrate
infant
mortality
infant
mortality
rate
the
death
rate
during
the
first
year
of
life
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