Child
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 82
child, n. {pi. Chil'dren), an infant or very young person one intimately related to one older: a disciple: pi. offspring: descendants: inhabitants. [A.S. cild, from the root pin-, to produce, which yields Ger. kind, a child.] (ThUabed, chTld'bed, n. the state of a woman brought to bed with child.
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