D'enfants (en. Of children)

/dɑ̃fɑ̃/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
Young human beings in early childhood.
The children often play in the park.
Les d'enfants jouent souvent dans le parc.
People who have not reached adulthood.
The party was filled with children's laughter.
La fête était remplie de rires d'enfants.
Term used to refer to youth in general.
The needs of children must be taken into account by society.
Les besoins d'enfants doivent être pris en compte par la société.

Etymology

Derived from the word 'enfant', originating from the Latin 'infans' meaning 'one who does not speak' or 'one who is mute'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

terrible children
Children who behave badly or in a disobedient manner.
enfants terribles
children's homework
Responsibilities related to the education of children.
devoirs d'enfants
children's smile
An innocent and joyful smile.
sourire d'enfants

Related Words

childhood
Period of life from birth to adolescence.
enfance
adolescence
Period between childhood and adulthood.
adolescence
parenthood
State of being a parent and the responsibilities that arise from it.
parentalité

Slang Meanings

Kid
Look at that kid, he's having a really great time.
Regarde ce gamin, il s'amuse vraiment bien.
Little head
That little head is full of curiosities.
Cette petite tête est pleine de curiosités.