1. A son or a daughter; offspring; a very young person; an infant; one young in knowledge, experience, judgment, or attainments; spiritual offspring; descendants, however remote; the inhabitants of a country. With child, pregnant.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• chily,
• ciled,
• vhild,
• chikd,
• whild,
• childre,
• chizled,
• childy,
• chilf,
• chold,
• chiold,
• chils,
• nuild,
• chrild,
• heild,
• chlid,
• chilii,
• shuild,
• childes,
• chid

• chaldea,
• chilled,
• chelate,
• chaldee,
• chilli,
• shield,
• chile,
• chalet,
• chili,
• chiliad,
• cheloid,
• chill,
• chad,
• chilly,
• chaldaea.

The adjective form of the word "child" is "childish".

The plural of the "child" can be the "children".

The singular of the "child" can be the "child".