infant /inˈfənt/

1. A baby
2. A person under the age of legal maturity (Eng law)
3. A young schoolchild
4. An infante or infanta
5. An aristocratic youth (obsolete)

1. Of or belonging to infants
2. Of or in infancy
3. At an early stage of development

inˈfancy noun

1. The state or time of being an infant
2. Childhood
3. The beginning or an early stage of anything
4. Speechlessness, silence (Milton)

inˈfanthood noun

infantile /inˈfən-tīl or (US) -til, also -fantˈ/ adjective

1. Relating to infancy or to an infant
2. Having characteristics of infancy
3. No better than that of an infant, childish
4. Undeveloped

infantˈilism noun

1. The persistence of infantile characteristics
2. A childish utterance or characteristic

infantility /-tilˈ/ noun

infantˈilize or infantˈilise transitive verb

1. To treat like a child
2. To make suitable for children

infantilīzāˈtion or -s- noun

inˈfantine /-īn/ adjective

Infantile

infantile paralysis noun

Poliomyelitis

infant mortality (rate) noun

(the rate of) deaths in the first year of life

infant school noun

A school for children up to about the age of seven

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