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A child whose parents are dead is called an orphan.

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➜ #78062両親が亡くなった子供は孤児と呼ばれる。

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➜ #135603Un enfant dont les parents sont morts est un orphelin.

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➜ #380935Ребёнок, родители которого умерли, называется сиротой.

linked by Demetrius, April 20, 2010
➜ #638748Ein Kind, dessen Eltern gestorben sind, nennt man Waisenkind.

linked by Nero, November 28, 2010
➜ #700957Infano, kies gepatroj mortis, estas orfo.

linked by qdii, January 6, 2011
➜ #1015656Infano, kies gepatroj mortis, estas nomata orfo.

linked by jakov, January 4, 2012
➜ #1393650A los niños cuyos padres están muertos se les llama "huérfanos".

linked by marcelostockle, January 25, 2012
➜ #639804Ido, kies gepatroj mortis, nomiĝas orfo.

linked by kroko, April 27, 2012
➜ #1785215Agrud umi mmuten yimawlan ttinin-as agujil.

linked by Amastan, August 19, 2012
➜ #1843696Lasta, jonka vanhemmat ovat kuolleet, kutsutaan orvoksi.

linked by anneli, September 15, 2012
➜ #2418340両親を亡くした子どものことを孤児という。

linked by tommy_san, May 4, 2013
➜ #2429793Ein Kind, dessen Eltern gestorben sind, bezeichnet man als eine Waise.

linked by Pfirsichbaeumchen, May 13, 2013
➜ #2617177ילד שהוריו מתים נקרא יתום.

linked by qweruiop, July 24, 2013
➜ #4231548Un bambino i cui genitori sono morti è chiamato orfano.

linked by Guybrush88, May 28, 2015
➜ #4709633Ebeveynleri ölü olan bir çocuğa bir yetim denilir.

linked by duran, November 18, 2015
➜ #1394006As crianças cujos pais estão mortos são chamadas de "órfãs".

linked by Ricardo14, June 3, 2016
➜ #144826親の亡くなった子供は「孤児」と呼ばれる。

linked by Yorwba, March 28, 2021
➜ #10825378Dan da ya rasa iyayensa shi ake kira maraya.

linked by TWB, May 13, 2022