female offspring or descendants
Old English dohtor, from Proto-Germanic *duhtēr
Daughters are the dawn of the next generation - they bring light to families!
Historically coded as property transfer in patrilineal systems; daughters' education, inheritance, and autonomy restricted compared to sons in many legal traditions.
Use inclusively when referencing familial relationships; pair with equivalent recognition of sons. Avoid framing daughters as dependents without agency.
["children","offspring","heirs"]
Daughters have inherited and expanded family legacies, businesses, and intellectual traditions; recognize their role as agents rather than recipients.
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