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híjo
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noun[C]
A male child in relation to his parents; a son.
híjo
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From Latin filius, meaning “son.”
Examples
Mi hijo estudia medicina.
Mí híjo estúdia medicína.
My son studies medicine.
Tienen un hijo y dos hijas.
Tiénen ún híjo y dós híjas.
They have a son and two daughters.
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noun[C]
A child or descendant, especially when speaking generally of family lineage or parentage.
híjo
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin filius, meaning “son” or “child.”
Examples
Es hijo de una familia humilde.
És híjo de úna família humílde.
He is the child of a humble family.
Todo hijo necesita cariño.
Tódo híjo necesíta caríño.
Every child needs affection.
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noun[C]
A native, inhabitant, or person closely associated with a place, period, group, or condition.
híjo
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Figurative extension of the kinship sense, from Latin filius.
Examples
Es hijo de su tiempo.
És híjo de sú tiémpo.
He is a child of his time.
El escritor se consideraba hijo de Andalucía.
Él escritór se considerába híjo de Andalucía.
The writer considered himself a son of Andalusia.
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noun[C]
A familiar or affectionate form of address to a younger person, especially from a parent or older person; son; child.
híjo
Pronunciation
Etymology
Vocative use derived from the basic kinship term.
Examples
Hijo, ven aquí.
Híjo, vén aquí.
Son, come here.
No te preocupes, hijo.
Nó te preocúpes, híjo.
Don’t worry, son.
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