Kinder-

Kịn|der-:

Ki#n|der|ar|beit

f → child labour (Brit) → or labor (US)

ki#n|der|arm

adj → with few children; Familie → small; ein Kinder-es Land → a country with a low birth rate

Ki#n|der|ar|mut

f

(= Bedürftigkeit) → child poverty

(= Mangel an Kindern) → small number of children

Ki#n|der|art

f → the way children are

Ki#n|der|arzt

m, Kịn|der|ärz|tin

f → paediatrician (Brit), → pediatrician (US)

Ki#n|der|au|gen

pl → children’s eyes pl; etw mit Kinder- anschauen → to gaze wide-eyed at sth; vor Erstaunen Kinder- machen/bekommen → to be wide-eyed with astonishment

Ki#n|der|bei|hil|fe

f (Aus) → child benefit (Brit), benefit paid for having children

Ki#n|der|bei|la|ge

f → children’s supplement, children’s page

Ki#n|der|be|klei|dung

f → children’s wear

Ki#n|der|be|steck

nt → child’s cutlery

Ki#n|der|bett

nt → cot

Ki#n|der|bild

nt → childhood photograph; das ist ein Kinder- (von) meiner Mutter → that’s a photograph of my mother as a child or when she was a child

Ki#n|der|buch

nt → children’s book

Ki#n|der|bü|ro

nt → children’s advice bureau (for complaints, suggestions etc)

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Kịn|der-:

Ki#n|der|chor

m → children’s choir

Ki#n|der|dorf

nt → children’s village

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Kịn|der-:

Ki#n|der|er|zie|hung

f → bringing up of children; (durch Schule) → education of children; sie versteht nichts von Kinder- → she knows nothing about bringing up/educating children

Ki#n|der|fahr|kar|te

f → child’s ticket

Ki#n|der|fahr|rad

nt → child’s or children’s bicycle

Ki#n|der|feind(in)

m(f) → child-hater

ki#n|der|feind|lich

adj → hostile to children, anti-child; Architektur, Planung → not catering for children; Kinder-e Steuerpolitik → tax policies which penalize having children; eine Kinder-e Gesellschaft → a society hostile to children

adv → without regard to children; sich Kinder- verhalten → to be hostile to children

Ki#n|der|feind|lich|keit

f → hostility to children, anti-child attitude; (von Architektur) → failure to cater for children

Ki#n|der|fern|se|hen

nt → children’s television

Ki#n|der|fest

nt → children’s party or (von Stadt etc) → fête

Ki#n|der|film

m → children’s film

Ki#n|der|frau

f, Kịn|der|fräu|lein

nt (dated) → nanny, children’s nurse

Ki#n|der|frei|be|trag

m → child allowance

Ki#n|der|freund(in)

m(f) Kinder- sein → to be fond of children

ki#n|der|freund|lich

adj Mensch → fond of children; Gesellschaft → child-orientated; Möbel, Architektur etc → child-friendly; eine Kinder-e Steuerpolitik → a tax policy which encourages one to have children

adv → with children in mind; sich Kinder- äußern → to say one is fond of children; sich Kinder- verhalten → to be tolerant of children; sich Kinder- geben → to show a fondness for children; (heucheln) → to pretend to be fond of children

Ki#n|der|freund|lich|keit

f (von Mensch) → fondness for children; (von Möbeln, Architektur etc) → child-friendliness; der Autor beklagt die mangelnde Kinder- in Deutschland → the author laments the fact that German society is not child-orientated

Ki#n|der|freund|schaft

f → friendship between children

Ki#n|der|funk

m → children’s radio or programmes pl (Brit) → or programs pl (US)

Ki#n|der|gar|ten

m → ˜ nursery school, ˜ kindergarten

Ki#n|der|gärt|ner(in)

m(f) → ˜ nursery-school or kindergarten teacher

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Kịn|der-:

Ki#n|der|ge|burts|tag

m (= Feier) → children’s birthday party

Ki#n|der|geld

nt → child benefit (Brit), benefit paid for having children

Ki#n|der|ge|schrei

nt → screams pl → of children; er kann Kinder- nicht vertragen → he can’t stand children screaming; dieses Kinder- …! → these children or kids (inf) → screaming

Ki#n|der|ge|sicht

nt → baby face

Ki#n|der|glau|be

m → child-like faith

Ki#n|der|got|tes|dienst

m → children’s service

Ki#n|der|heil|kun|de

f → paediatrics sing (Brit), → pediatrics sing (US); Facharzt für Kinder- → paediatrician (Brit), → pediatrician (US)

Ki#n|der|heim

nt → children’s home

Ki#n|der|hort

m → day-nursery (Brit), → crèche (Brit), → daycare centre (Brit) → or center (US)

Ki#n|der|jah|re

pl → childhood years pl

Ki#n|der|ka|nal

m (TV) → children’s channel

Ki#n|der|klei|dung

f → children’s clothes pl

Ki#n|der|kli|nik

f → children’s clinic, paediatric (Brit) → or pediatric (US) → clinic

Ki#n|der|kram

m (inf) → kids’ stuff (inf)

Ki#n|der|kran|ken|haus

nt → children’s hospital

Ki#n|der|kran|ken|schwes|ter

f → (sick) children’s nurse, paediatric (Brit) → or pediatric (US) → nurse

Ki#n|der|krank|heit

f → childhood illness or disease; (fig) → teething troubles pl

Ki#n|der|kreuz|zug

m (Eccl Hist) → Children’s Crusade

Ki#n|der|krie|gen

nt <-s>, no pl sie hat keine Lust zum Kinder- → she doesn’t want to have children

Ki#n|der|krip|pe

f → day-nursery (Brit), → crèche (Brit), → daycare centre (Brit) → or center (US)

Ki#n|der|la|den

m → (left-wing) playgroup

Ki#n|der|läh|mung

f → poliomyelitis, polio

Ki#n|der|läh|mungs|imp|fung

f → polio vaccination or inoculation

ki#n|der|leicht

adj → childishly simple, dead easy (inf); es ist Kinder- → it’s child’s play or kid’s stuff (inf)

adv → easily

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Kịn|der-:

ki#n|der|lieb

adj → fond of children

Ki#n|der|lie|be

f (= Liebe zwischen Kindern) → children’s love, children’s affection; (= Liebe zu Kindern) → love of or for children

Ki#n|der|lied

nt → nursery rhyme

ki#n|der|los

adj → childless

Ki#n|der|lo|sig|keit

f <->, no pl → childlessness

Ki#n|der|mäd|chen

f → nanny

Ki#n|der|mär|chen

nt → (children’s) fairy tale, fairy story

Ki#n|der|mo|den

pl → children’s fashions pl

Ki#n|der|mord

m → child murder; (Jur) → infanticide; der bethlehemitische Kinder- (Bibl) der Kinder- zu Bethlehem (Bibl) → the massacre of the innocents

Ki#n|der|mör|der

m → child-murderer

Ki#n|der|mör|de|rin

f → child-murderess

Ki#n|der|mund

m (fig) → children’s talk, child’s way of talking; das wirkt spaßig, weil es aus Kinder- kommt → that sounds funny coming from a child; Kinder- tut Wahrheit kund (Prov) → out of the mouths of babes and sucklings (prov)

Ki#n|der|narr

m, Kịn|der|när|rin

f → great lover of children; er ist ein Kinder- → he adores children

Ki#n|der|pa|ra|dies

nt → children’s paradise

Ki#n|der|pfle|ger

m → paediatric (Brit) → or pediatric (US) → nurse

Ki#n|der|pfle|ge|rin

f → paediatric (Brit) → or pediatric (US) → nurse; (= Kindermädchen) → nanny

Ki#n|der|po|po

m (inf) → baby’s bottom (inf); glatt wie ein Kinder- → smooth as a baby’s bottom (inf)

Ki#n|der|por|no

m (inf) → child-porn or kiddy-porn (inf) → video

Ki#n|der|por|no|gra|fie ?, Kịn|der|por|no|gra|phie

f → child pornography

Ki#n|der|pros|ti|tu|ti|on

f → child prostitution

Ki#n|der|psy|cho|lo|gie

f → child psychology

Ki#n|der|raub

m → baby-snatching; (= Entführung) → kidnapping (of a child/children)

ki#n|der|reich

adj → with many children; Familie → large

Ki#n|der|reich|tum

m → an abundance of children; der Kinder- Kenias → the abundance of children in Kenya

Ki#n|der|reim

m → nursery rhyme

Ki#n|der|rei|se|bett

nt → travel cot

Ki#n|der|sa|chen

pl (= Kleidung) → children’s clothes pl; (= Gegenstände) → children’s things pl; (= Spielsachen) → toys pl

Ki#n|der|schän|der

m <-s, ->, Kịn|der|schän|de|rin

f <-, -nen> → child abuser

Ki#n|der|schar

f → swarm of children

Ki#n|der|schreck

m → bog(e)yman

Ki#n|der|schuh

m → child’s shoe; Kinder-e sind teuer → children’s shoes are dear; etw steckt noch in den Kinder-en (fig) → sth is still in its infancy

Ki#n|der|schutz

m → protection of children

Ki#n|der|schutz|bund

m pl <-bünde> → child protection agency, ˜ NSPCC (Brit)

Ki#n|der|schwes|ter

f → paediatric (Brit) → or pediatric (US) → nurse

Ki#n|der|se|gen

m (dated) → children pl; es war ihnen kein Kinder- beschert → they were not blessed with children

ki#n|der|si|cher

adj → childproof

adv aufbewahren → out of reach of children; die Autotür lässt sich Kinder- verschließen → the car door has a child lock; die Flasche lässt sich Kinder- verschließen → the bottle has a childproof cap

Ki#n|der|si|che|rung

f (Aut) → childproof safety catch; (an Flasche) → childproof cap

Ki#n|der|sitz

m → child’s seat; (im Auto) → child seat

Ki#n|der|spiel

nt → children’s game; (fig) → child’s play no art

Ki#n|der|spiel|platz

m → children’s playground

Ki#n|der|spiel|zeug

nt → (children’s) toys pl

Ki#n|der|spra|che

f (von Kindern) → children’s language; (verniedlichend von Erwachsenen) → baby talk no art

Ki#n|der|sta|ti|on

f → children’s ward

Ki#n|der|sterb|lich|keit

f → infant mortality

Ki#n|der|stim|me

f → child’s voice

Ki#n|der|streich

m → childish prank

Ki#n|der|stu|be

f (fig) → upbringing

Ki#n|der|stuhl

m → child’s chair; (= Hochstuhl) → high chair

Ki#n|der|stun|de

f → children’s hour

Ki#n|der|ta|ges|heim

nt, Kịn|der|ta|ges|stät|te

f → day nursery (Brit), → crèche (Brit), → daycare centre (Brit) → or center (US)

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Kịn|der-:

Ki#n|der|tau|fe

f → infant baptism

Ki#n|der|tel|ler

m (in Restaurant) → children’s portion

Ki#n|der|the|a|ter

nt → children’s theatre (Brit) → or theater (US); (= Jugendtheater) → youth theatre (Brit) → or theater (US)

Ki#n|der|trom|mel

f → toy drum

Ki#n|der|vers

m → nursery rhyme

Ki#n|der|vor|stel|lung

f (Theater, Kino etc) → children’s performance or show

Ki#n|der|wa|gen

m → pram (Brit), → baby carriage (US), → perambulator (form); (= Sportwagen) → pushchair (Brit), → (baby-)stroller (esp US)

Ki#n|der|welt

f → world of children

Ki#n|der|wunsch

m (von Frau, Paar) → desire for or to have children/a child; ihr Kinder- blieb unerfüllt → she wanted to have children (but couldn’t)

Ki#n|der|zahl

f → number of children

Ki#n|der|zim|mer

nt → child’s/children’s room; (esp für Kleinkinder) → nursery

Ki#n|der|zu|la|ge

f, Kịn|der|zu|schlag

m → child benefit (Brit), benefit paid for having children

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Kinder- und Jugendbibliothek

→

children's library

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Kinder- und Hausmärchen [Brüder Grimm]	→	Children's and Household Tales [Grimm Brothers]
Kinder- und Jugendgesetz	→	Children and Young Persons Act 1933 [Br.]
Kinder- und Jugendliteratur	→	children's and youth literature