Liberi means children, usually in relation to their parents (e.g., liberos adduxerunt "they brought [their] children"). It is a 2nd-declension noun and appears almost exclusively in the plural.
Pueri literally means "boys", but can also be used of children in general (e.g., pueri in campo ludebant "children were playing in the field"). It is also a 2nd-declension noun.
Young children not yet able to speak are infantes. This is a 3rd-declension noun.
childrenNom. liberi; pueri; infantesGen. liberorum; puerorum; infantium
Dat. liberis; pueris; infantibus
Acc. liberos; pueros; infantes
Abl. liberis; pueris; infantibus
libere...think of "library" where children books are
The Latin word for children in general is "pueri".
what is the greek roots word for children or offspring
Kids isn't an old word so It doesn't come out in Latin as another word. Children at Play is: Liberi procul lascivio.
As far as I can tell, there is no word in Latin for child. However there are words for boy, girl, and children: puella, puellae f. is the word for girl puer, puerí m. is the word for boy The plural version of puer, puerí (puerí, puerorum) can be translated as children.
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a child/infant is parvulus Child (offspring) is liber
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Ego IS a Latin word. It is the Latin for I.
The Latin word for "word" is verbum.
There is no such word in Latin; -ous is not a Latin word ending.