What does childe mean?
Childe means Obsolete form of child..
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/t͡ʃaɪld/ · noun
Obsolete form of child..
I will that non childe of myne have any childe's parte of my goodes saving thies childer here in my will namyd, […]
It'm I gyue & bequithe vnto my Mr iij childringe my beste coalte […] It'm I bequithe & gyue vnto yt childe yt my wiffe is wth all at this p'sente fortie […]
A good childe is to obey a wicked father as he is a father, [... as] children to their parents.
Childe Rowland to the dark tower came. His word was still "Fie, foh, and fum, I smell the blood of a British man."
She had waded in blood and reveled in death, she had torn her enemies asunder with shadow and given their childer to the flame.
Alexander, the ancient vampire who has ruled Paris for many centuries, has been deposed by his own childe, Sir Geoffrey.
The blood loss involved in creating a childe takes a lot out of the vampire sire.
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Childe means Obsolete form of child..
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I will that non childe of myne have any childe's parte of my goodes saving thies childer here in my will namyd, […]
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