Daughter and Lass

Daughter

Daughter noun - A female human offspring.

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Lass and daughter are semantically related. in female child topic. In some cases you can use "Lass" instead a noun "Daughter". informal substitute

Nearby Words: daughterly, daughterboard

Lass noun - A female person who has not yet reached adulthood.

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Daughter and lass are semantically related. You can use "Daughter" instead a noun "Lass".

Nearby Word: lassie

beloved	beloved daughter	beloved lass
sweet	sweet daughter	sweet lass
dying	dying daughter	dying lass
original	original daughter	original lass
Other adjectives: evil, young, lovely, beautiful, cute, older, red.

James V of Scotland famously remarked "[The Crown] came with a lass, and it shall pass with a lass," referring to how his family had taken the crown by inheriting in the female line, and how, as he had only one child, a daughter, it would pass from the House of Stuart in the same way.

Source: Useful Notes / British English
His only surviving legitimate child was a daughter; at her birth, he is said to remarked, "[The Crown] came with a lass, and it will pass with a lass", referring to the marriage of Marjorie Bruce into the Stuart family.

Source: Useful Notes / The House of Stuart
A more mundane variant is The Little Lass, a daughter of Ma Tucket who wants to be just like her momma.

Source: Tabletop Game / Malifaux

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