English

Etymology
Latin in-, nocere hurt

Pronunciation
audio|en-us-innocent.ogg|Audio (US)

Adjective
en-adj

1. Pure, incorrupt, unspoiled, or naïve.
2. Bearing no responsibility for a crime.
3. Harmless.

Related terms
innocence
innocently

Translations
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Catalan: innocent
Czech: nevinný m
Esperanto: senkulpa
Finnish: viaton (1,2), syytön (2), harmiton (3)
German: unschuldig
Hebrew: he-translation|���ר|tahór
Ido: nekulpabla
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Interlingua: innocente
Italian: innocente m|f
Portuguese: inocente
Scottish Gaelic: ionraic, maoth, neo-chiontach, neo-choireach, socharach
Slovene: nedolžen m, nedolžna f, nedolžno n
Spanish: inocente
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Noun
en-noun

1. Those who are innocent; young children.

#: The slaughter of the innocents was a significant event in the New Testament.

Catalan

Adjective
innocent

1. #English|innocent

Usage notes
"El dia dels innocents" (the day of innocents) is the 28th December, it's similar to 1st April

Related terms
innocència
innocentada

French

Pronunciation
w:IPA|IPA: /i.n�.s��/
w:SAMPA|SAMPA: /i.nO.sA~/

Adjective
fr-infl-adj|sminnocent|sfinnocente|pminnocents|pfinnocentes|smpi.n�.s��|sfpi.n�.s��t|pmpi.n�.s��|pfpi.n�.s��t
innocent m, innocente f

1. innocent

Related terms
innocemment
innocence
innocenter

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ta:innocent
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