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Nursling
English
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Alternative forms
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nurseling
Etymology
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English
nurse
Proto-Indo-European
*-lós
der.
Proto-Germanic
*-ilaz
Proto-Indo-European
*-n̥kʷo-
der.
?
Proto-Indo-European
*-nós
Proto-Indo-European
*-iHnos
Proto-Germanic
*-īnaz
Proto-Indo-European
*-kos
Proto-Germanic
*-gaz
?
Proto-Germanic
*-ingaz
Proto-Germanic
*-ilingaz
Proto-West Germanic
*-ling
Old English
-ling
Middle English
-lyng
English
-ling
English
nursling
From
nurse
+
-ling
.
Noun
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nursling
(
plural
nurslings
)
A young
child
or
animal
being
nursed
.
Translations
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young child or animal being nursed
Armenian:
Old Armenian:
սան
(
san
)
Bulgarian:
кърмаче
(bg)
n
(
kărmače
)
Greek:
Ancient Greek:
θρέμμα
n
(
thrémma
)
,
τρόφιμος
m
or
f
(
tróphimos
)
Irish:
Old Irish:
daltae
m
Māori:
piripoho
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