different between felicide vs filicide
felicide
English
Etymology
From Latin f?lis (“cat”) +? -cide.
Noun
felicide (plural not attested)
- The killing of a cat, catslaughter.
Derived terms
- felicidal
Translations
Anagrams
- field ice, ice field, icefield
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filicide
English
Etymology
From Latin filius (“son”), filia (“daughter”) +? -cide.
Pronunciation
- (UK) IPA(key): /?f?.l?.s??d/
Noun
filicide (countable and uncountable, plural filicides)
- A person who kills their own child.
- The killing of one's own child.
Usage notes
Infanticide is the usual English term, especially if the victim is at or near infancy. Filicide implies specifically the killing of one's own son or daughter, especially biological and if the victim lived past infancy.
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See also
- altruistic filicide
- familicide
- fratricide
- homicide
- parricide
- sororicide
- suicide
- uxoricide
- infanticide, neonaticide, prolicide
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