Baby ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Baby ( noun )

1. A very young human being, typically one newly or recently born.
2. A very young animal, especially a mammal, that is not yet able to feed or care for itself.
3. An object or device resembling a baby, such as a toy or a robot.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english bæġebēam, denoting a young relative or descendant, of germanic origin; related to dutch baby and german baby.

Examples:

1. She held the baby in her arms.
2. The baby was crying for its mother.
3. A baby elephant is called a calf.
4. She kept a baby monitor to check on the baby while it slept.
5. He bought a baby doll for his daughter.

(As a verb)

Baby ( verb )

1. A very young human being, typically one newly or recently born.
2. A very young animal, especially a mammal, that is not yet able to feed or care for itself.
3. An object or device resembling a baby, such as a toy or a robot.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english bæġebēam, denoting a young relative or descendant, of germanic origin; related to dutch baby and german baby.

Examples:

1. She held the baby in her arms.
2. The baby was crying for its mother.
3. A baby elephant is called a calf.
4. She kept a baby monitor to check on the baby while it slept.
5. He bought a baby doll for his daughter.