lambkin

/'læmkin/
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lambkin

A lambkin frolics in a sunny meadow.

Definition

Noun: 1. A very young lamb: A term of endearment or a literal reference to a baby sheep, emphasizing its youth and small size.

Usage

The word "lambkin" is used to refer to a very young lamb. It is often employed in a poetic, literary, or affectionate context. - The farmer gently picked up the tiny lambkin. - In the children's story, the lost lambkin was found by its mother.

Advanced Usage
  • As a term of endearment: "Lambkin" can be used metaphorically to address a small child or a loved one with tenderness.
    • "Come here, my little lambkin," the grandmother said to her grandchild.
Variants and Related Words
  • Lamb (noun): The standard word for a young sheep.
  • Lambling (noun, archaic/rare): A synonym for a very young lamb.
Synonyms
  • Baby lamb
  • Lamb (though this is less specific to extreme youth)
  • Suckling lamb (often used in culinary contexts)
Idioms and Phrases

There are no common idioms or phrasal verbs that use the specific word "lambkin."

lambkin

A lambkin frolics in a sunny meadow.

Noun
  1. a very young lamb

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