What a "cide" ? No unread replies. No replies. While homicide might be the most common term in death investigations you have head of...there are others. Define each of the following: neonaticide, parricide, infanticide, filicide, eldercide, homicide.
Cide:
Denoting a person or weapons to kill.
Neonaticide: It is define as, a parent consciously killing their baby in the 24 hours of its life.
parricide: It is define as," a person killing father or mother or close relatives.
infanticide: It is defined as," the mother killer her child within a year of birth due to extreme emotional disturbance or stress.
a person, who kill an infant, especially their own child with in a year of birth.
filicide: It is define as," A person killing of own son or daughter.
eldercide: it is a category of homicide.
eldercide is most probably equivalent to homicide. but they commit suicide at the age 65 or more.
Homicide: A person killed by another person.
What a "cide" ? No unread replies. No replies. While homicide might be the most common...
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