Usage of "illegitimate child"

португальский

bastardo

каталонский

bastard

The illegitimate offspring of unmarried parents.

русский

португальский

испанский

каталонский

f. illegitimate daughter

Child born from unmarried parents.

natural child

legitimate child

Похожие термины

kinship

незаконнорожденный

Использование термина illegitimate child на английском

Therefore, the market principle is the illegitimate child of the money economy. 
 Down with the Cities! 

Three were her legitimate children, and I was her fourth, illegitimate child. 
 The Guardian 

The row centres on allegations that Mr Livingstone fathered an illegitimate child. 
 The Irish Times 

She bore an illegitimate child, but forbade Belinda that same luxurious risk. 
 The pretender's crown 

This was the murder of an illegitimate child immediately after its birth. 
 Visit to Iceland and the Scandinavian North 

Gooey, white, and heavy, like some illegitimate child born of the darkness. 
 Kafka on the Shore 

I am haunted by the thought of that illegitimate child of my husband's. 
 Fruitfulness 

Smith also drummed up rumors that Clinton had an illegitimate child. 
 NY Magazine 

The problem of the illegitimate child has been shirked since the beginning of time. 
 New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 3, ... 

The humiliating and despised position of the illegitimate child need hardly be pointed out. 
 Taboo and Genetics / A Study of the Biological, Sociological and... 

Surely the illegitimate child should give way to the legitimate. 
 An Ambitious Man 

To your knowledge did he ever father an illegitimate child? 
 In a gilded cage 

You know, it's who was sleeping with whom and who'd fathered an illegitimate child. 
 Wired 

This man was undoubtedly an illegitimate child, put out to nurse and then abandoned. 
 Original Short Stories — Volume 03 

He was an illegitimate child and his mother will never speak of his father. 
 In a gilded cage 

Lord Byron subsequently declares the existence of an illegitimate child, born before he left England. 
 Lady Byron Vindicated / A history of the Byron controversy from ... 