der Hurensohn

not confirmed

[ˈhuːʁənˌzoːn]

روسپی‌زاده ruspi-zâde Noun

Noun

Further translations, not confirmed

der BankertPlural: die Bankerts, die Bankerte[ˈbaŋkɐt](person born to unmarried parents)datednot confirmed
der BastardPlural: die Bastarde[ˈbastaʁt](person born to unmarried parents)not confirmed
Bastardin(person born to unmarried parents)not confirmed
der KegelPlural: die Kegel[ˈkeːɡl̩](person born to unmarried parents)archaicnot confirmed

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