offspring

/ˈɒfspɹɪŋ/noun

A person's child or children.

Example sentence

“The couple hoped their offspring would inherit the family business one day.”

Same form singular and plural: one offspring, many offspring. Often humorous when applied to humans.

Related words

kinPeople who belong to the same family; relatives.infantA baby; a child in the earliest stage of life who still needs care around the clock.brideA woman on her wedding day, or one who is about to be or has very recently been married.roommateSomeone you share a room or living space with, for example in a dormitory or apartment.groomA man on his wedding day, or one who is soon to be married.companionA person or animal that spends time with you or travels alongside you; a friend or partner.