Words Starting with "A"

A small stream or water channel that flows into a larger river or the sea.

Title for Jesus Christ.

A child who receives educational funding or financial support from another party, while still residing with their biological parents.

A garment worn underneath other clothing, directly touching the skin.

A child who is deeply cherished, pampered, or is the favorite of their parents.

A messianic title in Christian theology referring to Jesus Christ as the legitimate descendant of King David according to biblical genealogy.

A term for a royal child born to the legitimate queen, or figuratively referring to a child from a wealthy family.

A group of people or employees who have operational duties and responsibilities aboard a ship.

Two or more children born from the same pregnancy and the same womb.

An adopted child raised from infancy who, under customary law, has no right to inherit the ancestral property of the adoptive parents.

A person in the adolescent or early adulthood stage of life; or referring to the sixth-born child in a family.

A term for the child of one's mother's brother (maternal uncle) in certain kinship systems.

A professional female dancer who performs in the traditional ronggeng art performance involving dance and singing.

A child who is still nursing or a child of another person who is breastfed by a woman.

A child who has no siblings, neither brothers nor sisters, in their family.

A psychological condition characterized by an excessive emotional dependence on others for security and support.

The process of determining the chemical composition of a substance through separation and measurement methods on a representative sample.

A method in linguistics for investigating the meaning of a lexeme by breaking it down into smaller units of semantic components.

A trait or attitude of a person who is self-centered and tends to be selfish.

A political philosophy that rejects all forms of state authority, government, and coercive hierarchy, prioritizing absolute individual freedom.

An element or component that is an integral part of a whole, whether it be a person, ideology, trait, or other constituent.

A piece of land that projects into the sea; a cape or small peninsula.

A second-person singular pronoun used as a polite and formal address to the person being spoken to in various communication contexts.

The act of reefing or folding a portion of a ship's sail to reduce its surface area, usually done in strong winds.

An ancient or poetic name for the island of Sumatra, often used in literature and historical contexts.

A small country between France and Spain

A medical specialist who focuses on the male reproductive system, including fertility and virility issues.

A condition consisting of various different colors or patterns.

The process of pollination in plants that occurs with the aid of wind to transport pollen.

A proverb describing someone who has very high or lofty aspirations.