Definition of Childe in English:

Childe

nountʃʌɪldCHīld

archaic, literary

in names A youth of noble birth.
Childe Harold
Example sentencesExamples
- Her voice was shaking like she was some miserable Childe.
- When an immortal grants a longer life to a mortal, temporarily bestowing our powers to them, there is no written or unwritten rule that states the Childe must stay with their Sire.
- Only when her youngest Childe had left - and she glared after him - Kaya returned her attention to the catastrophe of the night.

Origin

Late Old English, variant of child.

Rhymes

child, mild, self-styled, undefiled, wild, Wilde

Definition of Childe in US English:

Childe

nounCHīld

literary, archaic

in names A youth of noble birth.
Childe Harold
Example sentencesExamples
- When an immortal grants a longer life to a mortal, temporarily bestowing our powers to them, there is no written or unwritten rule that states the Childe must stay with their Sire.
- Only when her youngest Childe had left - and she glared after him - Kaya returned her attention to the catastrophe of the night.
- Her voice was shaking like she was some miserable Childe.

Origin

Late Old English, variant of child.

单词	Childe
释义	Definition of Childe in English: Childe nountʃʌɪldCHīld archaic, literary in names A youth of noble birth. Childe Harold Example sentencesExamples Her voice was shaking like she was some miserable Childe. When an immortal grants a longer life to a mortal, temporarily bestowing our powers to them, there is no written or unwritten rule that states the Childe must stay with their Sire. Only when her youngest Childe had left - and she glared after him - Kaya returned her attention to the catastrophe of the night. Origin Late Old English, variant of child. Rhymes child, mild, self-styled, undefiled, wild, Wilde Definition of Childe in US English: Childe nounCHīld literary, archaic in names A youth of noble birth. Childe Harold Example sentencesExamples When an immortal grants a longer life to a mortal, temporarily bestowing our powers to them, there is no written or unwritten rule that states the Childe must stay with their Sire. Only when her youngest Childe had left - and she glared after him - Kaya returned her attention to the catastrophe of the night. Her voice was shaking like she was some miserable Childe. Origin Late Old English, variant of child.
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