What does kinner mean?
Kinner means (in representations of Amish speech) Children..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
(in representations of Amish speech) Children..
... the chair drew the kinner to them, each wanting a ride. Being such gut kinner they all waited their turn. Barbie watched with a warm heart.
"... do more babies mean so very much to you?" "Babies are blessings!" he'd said. "Patience, what is a marriage without kinner to bind you? You'll see - you'll want to have kinner of your own. And the kinner will want babies.
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Kinner means (in representations of Amish speech) Children..
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... the chair drew the kinner to them, each wanting a ride. Being such gut kinner they all waited their turn. Barbie watched with a warm heart.
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