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Meanings of natural child in English

Russian
незаконнорожденный
Portuguese
bastardo
Spanish
hijos naturales
Catalan
fill il·legítim
f. illegitimate daughter

Child born from unmarried parents.

Related terms
незаконнорожденный
Usage of natural child in English
1
Tell him, if he is elected, to fight for the natural child.
The Spinners
2
Notwithstanding the activity of Helen's mind, she is a very natural child.
The Story of My Life / With her letters (1887-1901) and a supple...
3
I've never seen a natural child do such things, or look like that.
Shadows Return
4
All this she promised, realizing fully that this was not a natural child.
Philippine Folk-Tales
5
A natural child has no place in an unnatural world.
An Ambitious Man
6
This is the natural child of those primeval sessions that gave pleasure to apes.
This Simian World
7
He's old enough now to understand what it means to be a natural child.
The Spinners
8
The doe caressed her natural child, and the little one accepted the milk she offered.
Old Indian Days
9
I'm not the sort to hide behind the mean English law of the natural child.
The Spinners
10
Can it be that she has any knowledge of the birth of this natural child?
Caught in the Net
11
But Ellie was a thoroughly natural child: there was none of the story-book goodness about her.
Apples, Ripe and Rosy, Sir / And Other Stories for Boys and Girl...
12
The girl was a natural child of parents too noble ever to own and claim her.
Zanoni
13
Isn't he an orphan, or a natural child, or consumptive, or contingent heir to great estates?
Eugene Pickering
14
Well, I suppose it's a fact, as they say, that the natural child is the natural barbarian.
Australia Felix
15
Faster than any natural child could go.
The White Road
16
Dancy plays Adam as a natural child.
Reuters