How to Say “Daughter” in Dutch

dochter
/ˈdɔx.tər/feminine
The Dutch word for daughter is dochter.
dochter is a noun used to refer to a female offspring.
Meaning: female offspring (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of dochter is dochters.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈdɔx.tər/. The first of two syllables is stressed.

Did you know?

  • In Dutch business terminology, a subsidiary company is called a dochterbedrijf, literally a 'daughter company'.
  • The Dutch word dochter is a direct linguistic cousin to the English word 'daughter'. They both descend from the same ancient Proto-Indo-European roots.
  • Dutch uses the term pleegdochter to specify a foster daughter, distinguishing her from a biological or adopted child.

Examples in context

  • Ze is uw dochter.
    She's your daughter.
    This sentence shows how to identify someone as your dochter.
    Tatoeba #8398514 by PaulP, translation #8398497 by Amastan
  • Hij had één dochter.
    He had one daughter.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of dochter when discussing a single offspring.
    Tatoeba #1343524 by Citrine, translation #322866 by CK
  • Dit is mijn dochter.
    This is my daughter.
    This sentence is useful for introducing your dochter.
    Tatoeba #1357204 by Citrine, translation #61484 by CK
  • Ik heb een dochter.
    I have a daughter.
  • Hoe oud is jouw dochter?
    How old is your daughter?
  • Mag ik je dochter ontmoeten?
    May I meet your daughter?
  • Mijn dochtertje is vier jaar oud.
    My daughter is four years old.
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Example conversation

Two friends are talking about their families at a cafe.

  1. Julia

    Hoe gaat het met je dochter, Lucas?
    How is your daughter doing, Lucas?
  2. Lucas

    Met haar gaat het goed, bedankt!
    She is doing well, thanks!
  3. Julia

    Wat fijn om te horen.
    That is nice to hear.
  4. Lucas

    En hoe gaat het met jouw dochter, Julia?
    And how is your daughter doing, Julia?

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