Definition
Children — the plural form of child. It refers to more than one young human being who is not yet an adult.
Usage in Sentences
- The park was full of children playing on the swings.
- She teaches children at an elementary school.
- The story was written especially for children.
Linguistic Note
The word children is an irregular plural form; the regular plural “childs” is not used in standard English.
"Children" functions as a plural noun denoting multiple young individuals, often emphasizing youth, dependence, or familial relationship.
Related Terms
- Childhood: the period when one is a child.
- Childlike: having qualities of innocence or simplicity typical of a child.
Author’s Summary:
“Children” is the irregular plural of “child,” referring to more than one young person, broadly symbolizing youth and early human life.
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