ninos

Boys in Spain

Niños is Spanish for children, the plural of niño (child or boy).

In English contexts, it appears in borrowed phrases like los niños or in references to El Niño's counterpart weather pattern, La Niña (literally "the girl").

The word retains its Spanish pronunciation and typically its tilde, though English writers sometimes omit it.

play

games

Organized competitive activities

hide-and-seek · tag · swing · sandbox · make-believe · imagination · giggles · frolic · fun · playmates

education

school

Place of instruction

classroom · teacher · homework · literacy · reading · writing · arithmetic · playground · recess · nursery

development

growth

Increase in size

adolescence · nutrition · pediatrics · height · weight · motor skills · cognitive · language acquisition · socialization · teething

family

children

Young human beings

siblings · parents · relatives · kinship · household · ancestry · heritage · lineage · descendants · progeny

innocence

purity

Uncontaminated quality

trust · guileless · angelic · wholesome · childlike · imaginative · carefree · unblemished · sincere · wide-eyed

Opposites
age/maturity

ninosadults

Fully mature individuals

grown-ups · elders · seniors · the elderly · old people

GENDER (when niños = boys specifically)

ninosgirls

Young female persons

daughters · muchachas · chicas

generational role

ninospadres

Priests or military clergy

parents · mothers · madres · fathers · abuelos

Phrases
  • El NinoClimate-disrupting ocean warming
Family

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