lastborn

See also: last-born

English

Etymology

last +‎ born

Noun

lastborn (plural lastborns)

1. The youngest child of a family.
2. (figuratively) The youngest member of any company or organization.

Synonyms

• baby of the family

Antonyms

• (youngest child): firstborn

Translations

youngest child of a family

• Armenian: վերջինեկ (hy) (verǰinek)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 幼子 (zh) (yòu zǐ), 老幺 (lǎoyāo)

• Finnish: kuopus (fi), nuorimmainen, pahnanpohjimmainen (fi)
• French: dernier-né (fr) m, dernier-née f
• Greek: στερνοπαίδι (el) n (sternopaídi), στερνοπούλι (el) n (sternopoúli), αποσπόρι (el) n (apospóri), απογέννι (el) n (apogénni), Βενιαμίν (el) m (Veniamín), αποζούδι (el) n (apozoúdi)
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• Japanese: 末っ子 (suekko), 末子 (masshi)
• Kazakh: кенже (kenje)
• Korean: 막내 (ko) (mangnae)
• Portuguese: caçula (pt) m or f, ultimogénito m, benjamim (pt)
• Spanish: ultimogénito
• Tagalog: bunso

youngest member

• Finnish: kuopus (fi), nuorin
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• Korean: 막내 (ko) (mangnae)

Adjective

lastborn (not comparable)

1. Born last in a family; youngest in a the family.
2. (figuratively) Younger than anyone else in a group.

Antonyms

• (born last): firstborn

Translations

born last in a family

• Armenian: վերջինեկ (hy) (verǰinek)
• Finnish: nuorin
• German: letztgeboren
• Malay:

  Jawi: بوڠسو

  Rumi: bongsu

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• Spanish: ultimogénito

being younger than anyone else

• Finnish: nuorin
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See also

• middleborn