daughters
word · lemma: daughter
/ˈdɔtɝz/
DAW-durz
/dˈɔːtəz/
DAW-tuhz
Definition
The plural of "daughter": female children in a family. It means two or more girls or women in relation to their parents.
Usage & Nuances
Use it as the plural noun of "daughter". Common patterns: "my daughters," "their daughters," "mother and daughters." Do not use it for boys; the plural for "son" is "sons."
Spanish: hijasPortuguese (BR): filhasPortuguese (PT): filhasChinese (Simplified): 女儿们Chinese (Traditional): 女兒們Hindi: बेटियाँArabic: بناتBengali: মেয়েরাRussian: дочериJapanese: 娘たちVietnamese: các con gáiKorean: 딸들Turkish: kızlar (evlat olarak)Urdu: بیٹیاںIndonesian: putri-putri
Example Sentences
They have two daughters.
basic
Her daughters go to the same school.
basic
The mother is walking with her daughters.
basic
Both of my daughters love that movie, so we’ve seen it a hundred times.
natural
He’s raising his daughters to be independent and confident.
natural
Their daughters are all grown up now, but they still call every Sunday.
natural