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Definition of daughter
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Daughter
(n.) A son's wife; a
daughter-in-law.
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Great-grandson
::
Great-grandson
(n.) A son of one's
grandson
or
granddaughter.
Stepdame
::
Stepchild
(n.) A son or
daughter
of one's wife or
husband
by a
former
marriage.
Father-in-law
::
Father-in-law
(n.) The
father
of one's
husband
or wife; --
correlative
to
son-in-law
and
daughter-in-law.
Daughters
::
Daughters
(pl. ) of
Daughte.
Seid
::
Seid (n.) A
descendant
of
Mohammed
through
his
daughter
Fatima
and
nephew
Ali.
Eldest
::
Eldest
(a.) Born or
living
first,
or
before
the
others,
as a son,
daughter,
brother,
etc.; first in
origin.
See
Elder..
Grandchild
::
Grandchild
(n.) A son's or
daughter's
child;
a child in the
second
degree
of
descent.
Daughter
::
Daughter
(n.) The
female
offspring
of the human
species;
a
female
child of any age; --
applied
also to the lower
animals.
Great-grandchild
::
Great-grandchild
(n.) The child of one's
grandson
or
granddaughter.
Primogeniture
::
Primogeniture
(a.) The
exclusive
right of
inheritance
which
belongs
to the
eldest
son. Thus in
England
the right of
inheriting
the
estate
of the
father
belongs
to the
eldest
son, and in the royal
family
the
eldest
son of the
sovereign
is
entitled
to the
throne
by
primogeniture.
In
exceptional
cases,
among the
female
children,
the crown
descends
by right of
primogeniture
to the
eldest
daughter
only and her
issue..
Filiate
::
Filiate
(v. t.) To adopt as son or
daughter;
to
establish
filiation
between.
Hotchpotch
::
Hotchpotch
(n.) A
blending
of
property
for
equality
of
division,
as when lands given in
frank-marriage
to one
daughter
were, after the death of the
ancestor,
blended
with the lands
descending
to her and to her
sisters
from the same
ancestor,
and then
divided
in equal
portions
among all the
daughters.
In
modern
usage,
a
mixing
together,
or
throwing
into a
common
mass or
stock,
of the
estate
left by a
person
deceased
and the
amounts
advanced
to any
particular
child or
children,
for the
purpose
of
Princess
::
Princess
(n.) The
daughter
of a
sovereign;
a
female
member
of a royal
family.
Daughter
::
Daughter
(n.) A son's wife; a
daughter-in-law.
Echo
::
Echo (n.) A
nymph,
the
daughter
of Air and
Earth,
who, for love of
Narcissus,
pined away until
nothing
was left of her but her
voice..
Ceres
::
Ceres (n.) The
daughter
of
Saturn
and Ops or Rhea, the
goddess
of corn and
tillage..
Dutiful
::
Dutiful
(a.)
Performing,
or ready to
perform,
the
duties
required
by one who has the right to claim
submission,
obedience,
or
deference;
submissive
to
natural
or legal
superiors;
obedient,
as to
parents
or
superiors;
as, a
dutiful
son or
daughter;
a
dutiful
ward or
servant;
a
dutiful
subject..
Stepfather
::
Stepdaughter
(n.) A
daughter
of one's wife or
husband
by a
former
marriage.
Child
::
Child (n.) A son or a
daughter;
a male or
female
descendant,
in the first
degree;
the
immediate
progeny
of human
parents;
-- in law,
legitimate
offspring.
Used also of
animals
and
plants..
Infanta
::
Infanta
(n.) A title borne by every one of the
daughters
of the kings of Spain and
Portugal,
except
the
eldest..
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