adoptee

See also: adoptée

English

Etymology

Learned borrowing from French adoptée, feminine past participle of adopter meaning "to adopt"

Noun

adoptee (plural adoptees)

An adopted son or daughter.
A person who was adopted as a child.
An adult Chinese female adoptee has found her biological parents.
Synonym of adopter

Translations

adopted son or daughter

Chinese:
Mandarin: (adopted son) 養子 (zh), 养子 (zh) (yǎngzǐ), (adopted daughter) 養女 (zh), 养女 (zh) (yǎngnǚ), (adoptee) 被收養人, 被收养人 (bèishōuyǎngrén)
Finnish: ottolapsi (fi), adoptiolapsi (fi)
French: adopté (fr) m, adoptée (fr) f

German: Adoptierter m, Adoptierte f
Japanese: 養子 (ja) m (ようし, yōshi), 養女 (ja) f (yōjo) (daughter)
Korean: 입양아 (ibyang-a)
Russian: приёмный ребёнок m (prijómnyj rebjónok), приёмыш (ru) m (prijómyš)

person who was adopted as a child

Chinese:
Mandarin: 被收養人, 被收养人 (bèishōuyǎngrén)
Finnish: ottolapsi (fi), adoptiolapsi (fi)
French: adopté (fr) m, adoptée (fr) f

German: Adoptierter m, Adoptierte f
Japanese: 養子 (ja) m (ようし, yōshi), 養女 (ja) f (yōjo) (daughter)
Korean: 입양아 (ibyang-a)
Russian: приёмный ребёнок m (prijómnyj rebjónok), приёмыш (ru) m (prijómyš)

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Translations to be checked

Bulgarian: осиновен (bg) (osinoven)
Esperanto: adoptito
Hebrew: מאומץ‎ m (me'umatz), מאומצת‎ f (me'umetzet')
Italian: adottato (it) m, adottata (it) f, adottati (it) pl, adottate (it) f pl
Latin: adoptatus m, adoptata f
Portuguese: adoptado m, adoptada m

Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: посвојче n, нахранче n, нахранко m, нахранка f, усвојеник m, усвојеница f
Spanish: adoptado (es) m, adoptada (es) f
Volapük: (♂♀) daoptäb, (♂) hidaoptäb, (♀) jidaoptäb
Zazaki: depıtae m, depıtao f