infant
अर्भक
definition
noun
Children consistently rated girls better caregivers for infants , young kids and the elderly.
a very young child or baby.
translation of 'infant'
बालकाचे,
अर्भक,
तान्हे मूल,
बालकासाठी,
बालक
example
If we do all this, we have truly begun to develop the 'infant' medium.
'infant' mortality
In the result the benefit of the lease was assigned by decree to the 'infant' and the trustee, subject to indemnity, made to account for profits.
Although the Texans' roster is only in its 'infant' stages of development, the staff has had plenty to do besides scouting.
The first step to bring the web beyond its 'infant' stage is to understand where we are at and what tools we have at our disposal.
They caution that brain fingerprinting is in its 'infant' stage and may never result in a reliable polygraph.
If the third party is an 'infant' or is mentally disordered, this lack of rational capacity may be regarded as sufficient to discount the third party's act in causal terms.
As raw as the theatrical chops may have been at this 'infant' stage, the underlying talent is unquestionably in place.
I think we are at the very 'infant' stages of this debate, even though 18 months is perhaps not a very long time in the media.
Clearly, Ohio is not in an 'infant' stage as far as hockey goes.
the 'infant' science of bioelectrical medicine
Jeeps and lorries trundled down asphalt roads and the safari package tour was in its 'infant' stages.
How do you judge an 'infant' company endeavoring to develop its business abroad?
It's a program still in its 'infant' stage, and change is inevitable.
It may look different if the person being detained is an 'infant' utterly incapable of fleeing the jurisdiction or giving trouble.
The child was therefore an 'infant' when his mother married, and only knew his step-father for a period of 7 months.
Governments provided public goods and promoted 'infant' industries.
their first year at 'infant' school
From the early 'infant' stage, children with autism are likely to be developmentally delayed.
I would ask the Court to note that the plaintiff is an 'infant' .
Running a party now, without electoral commission funding or time to establish a brand would simply kill any 'infant' party before it had any time to grow.
Again, we utilized a portion of the 800 system back then - it was in its 'infant' stages in implementation.
When we made the decision to adopt, we decided to seek a child from China because we were assured we could adopt a young and healthy 'infant' there.
One thing the Malians have in mind is help in developing their 'infant' tourist industry.
OOL is an 'infant' science, and it seems to me that progress is being made.
the 'infant' Labour Party
But, we haven't found a way to take care of our elderly, our poor, young children and 'infants' .
Children consistently rated girls better caregivers for 'infants' , young kids and the elderly.
The Rules of the Road clearly states that 'infants' or young children should never be left unattended in a car.
Most patients who failed to endure were younger children or 'infants' .
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