dad

dad

 (dăd)

n. Informal

A father.

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[Of baby-talk origin.]

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dad

(dæd)

n

an informal word for father

[C16: childish word; compare Greek tata, Sanskrit tatas]

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dad

(dæd)

n. Informal.

father.

[1490–1500; probably orig. nursery word]

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Thesaurus

Noun

1.

dad - an informal term for a father; probably derived from baby talk dada, daddy, pa, papa, pappa, pop begetter, father, male parent - a male parent (also used as a term of address to your father); "his father was born in Atlanta"

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dad

daddy (Informal)

noun father, pop, old man, pa, old boy, papa, patriarch, pater (Brit.), biological father, step father, poppa, adoptive father, foster father, begetter, male parent, paterfamilias, birth father He's living with his mum and dad.
child, mother, mum, offspring, scion

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dad

noun

Informal. A male parent:

father, sire.

Informal: daddy, pa, papa, pappy, pop.

Slang: old man.

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Translations

أبأَب

tátatatínektaťka

farfarmand

PapaVati

μπαμπάς

papá

isä

papa

אבא

otac

pabbi

papàbabbopadre

パパ

아빠

tėtistėvelis

tētistētuks

pappappa

pappa

tato

pai

папатятя

ockotatko

očka

pappa

พ่อ

baba

bố

爸爸爸

dad

[dæd] N → papá m

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dad

[ˈdæd] n

(= father) → papa m
my dad → mon père
his dad → son père

(used as name) → papa m
Dad! → Papa!
I'll ask Dad → Je vais demander à papa.

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dad

n (inf) → Vater m; (affectionately also) → Vati m (inf), → Papa m (inf)

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dad

[dæd] daddy [ˈdædɪ] n (fam) → papà m inv, babbo

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dad

(dӕd) daddy (ˈdӕdi) (plural ˈdaddies) noun

children's words for father. Where is your daddy?; What are you doing, Daddy? pa, pappa أب (بِلُغَةِ الأطْفال) татко papai tatínek, taťka der Papa far; farmand μπαμπάςpapá issi بابا؛ پدر isi papaאבא पिता, बाप tata, tatica papa papa, ayah pabbi babbo, papà お父ちゃん 아빠 tėtis, tėvelis tētis; tētuks ayah papapappatata پلار papá tătic папа ocko, tatko očka tata pappa พ่อ baba 爸爸 тато, татусь باپ، ابا cha, bố 爸爸

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dad

→ أَب táta far Papa μπαμπάς papá isä papa otac papà パパ 아빠 pap pappa tato pai папа pappa พ่อ baba bố 爸

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dad

n. papá;

daddy → H.A. papi, papacito, tata.

English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

dad

n papá m, padre m

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