joč́a•
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. child
♦ ašna•š na•lme joč́a• {noun} foster child, adopted child
♦ izi• joč́a• {noun} little child
♦ joč́a• gaj {adjective} childish
♦ joč́a•m jomdarə̑ma•š {noun} {medicine} miscarriage
♦ joč́a•m pukše•m {verb II} to feed a child
♦ joč́a•m onč́e•n kuštə̑ma•š {noun} child education, child-rearing, parenting
♦ moto•r joč́a• {noun} beautiful child
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♦ joč́a• βa•kšə̑š {noun} crib
♦ joč́a• go•dso {adjective} childhood
♦ joč́a• go•dso žap {noun} childhood
♦ joč́a• go•dso jolta•š {noun} childhood friend
♦ joč́a• žap {noun} childhood
♦ joč́a• izorβa• {noun} baby carriage (A.E.), pram (B.E.)
♦ joč́a• jə̑•lme {noun} baby talk
♦ joč́a• ko•jə̑š {noun} childish habits
♦ joč́a• kojə̑ša•n {adjective} childish, child-like
♦ joč́a• ko•kə̑rtə̑š {noun} {medicine} whooping cough, pertussis
♦ joč́a• mo•də̑š {noun} children's toys
♦ joč́a• mu•ro {noun} children's song, nursery rhyme
♦ joč́a• mut {noun} word used by children
♦ joč́a• pa•gə̑t {noun} childhood
♦ joč́a• ploš́š́a•dke {noun} children's playground
♦ joč́a• pöle•m {noun} nursery, children's room
♦ joč́a• tüs {noun} babyface, childlike face
♦ joč́a• č́uri•j {noun} babyface, childlike face
