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# {{countable}} An '''offspring''' is either the [[son]]s, [[daughter]]s, or immediate [[descendant]]s of a [[human]], [[animal]] or [[plant]]. <> [['ya'ya]], [[zuriya]] or [[zuri'a]]. {{syn|descendant|kid|children}} | # {{countable}} An '''offspring''' is either the [[son]]s, [[daughter]]s, or immediate [[descendant]]s of a [[human]], [[animal]] or [[plant]]. <> [['ya'ya]], [[zuriya]] or [[zuri'a]]. {{syn|descendant|kid|children}} | ||
##''That lioness just gave birth to two '''offsprings'''!'' | ##''That lioness just gave birth to two '''offsprings'''!'' | ||
##''And we think that females are naturally pickier because they invest more energy in producing offspring <> Kuma muna daukar cewa mata sun fi tsantseni saboda sun fi mayar da hankali wajen haihuwar 'ya'ya --[[bbchausa_verticals/079-the-insect-that-loves-having-sex|bbchausa_verticals/079]] | ##''And we think that females are naturally pickier because they invest more energy in producing '''[[offspring]]''' <> Kuma muna daukar cewa mata sun fi tsantseni saboda sun fi mayar da hankali wajen haihuwar''' [['ya'ya]].''' --[[bbchausa_verticals/079-the-insect-that-loves-having-sex|bbchausa_verticals/079]] | ||
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[[ | [[zuriya]], [[zũriyarmu]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:17, 30 May 2022
Pronunciation (Yadda ake faɗi)
Noun
- (countable) An offspring is either the sons, daughters, or immediate descendants of a human, animal or plant. <> 'ya'ya, zuriya or zuri'a.
- Synonyms: descendant, kid and children
- That lioness just gave birth to two offsprings!
- And we think that females are naturally pickier because they invest more energy in producing offspring <> Kuma muna daukar cewa mata sun fi tsantseni saboda sun fi mayar da hankali wajen haihuwar 'ya'ya. --bbchausa_verticals/079