hijos
Sons and daughters
Hijos is Spanish for children or sons.
The word appears frequently in English contexts discussing Hispanic families or culture: She has three hijos.
Hijo alone means son or child; hija is daughter.
The plural hijos can refer to children of any gender or specifically to sons, depending on context.
Those who come after
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- heirsThose who inherit
- successorsThose who follow after
- scionsHeirs or plant shoots
ancestry · bloodline · heritage · genealogy · dynasty · posterity · forebears · progenitors
Property received from ancestors
- birthrightEntitlement from origin
- bequestGift left by will
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
- estateProperty and grounds
heirloom · tradition · patrimony · testament · entail · succession · primogeniture
Supportive care-giving
- childrearingRaising and nurturing offspring
- parentingNurturing and guiding children
- motherhoodState of being a female parent
- fatherhoodState of being dad
guardianship · custody · caregiving · guidance · protection · upbringing · education · fostering
descendants
Those who come after
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- heirsThose who inherit
- successorsThose who follow after
scions · ancestry · bloodline · heritage · genealogy · dynasty · posterity · forebears · progenitors · lineage
inheritance
Property received from ancestors
- birthrightEntitlement from origin
- bequestGift left by will
- endowmentPermanent donated fund
estate · heirloom · tradition · patrimony · testament · entail · succession · primogeniture
nurturing
Supportive care-giving
- childrearingRaising and nurturing offspring
- parentingNurturing and guiding children
- motherhoodState of being a female parent
fatherhood · guardianship · custody · caregiving · guidance · protection · upbringing · education · fostering · adoption
family
Related people together
daughters · siblings · parents · grandchildren · nieces · nephews · cousins · uncles · aunts · grandparents