Daughter (disambiguation)
Appearance
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A daughter is a female offspring.
Daughter may also refer to:
Arts, entertainment, and media
[edit]Film and television
[edit]- Daughter (2014 film), a South Korean film
- Daughter (2016 film)
- Daughter (2019 film), aka Dcera, a 2019 Czech animated short film
- Daughter 2, a 1996 Thai film
- Daughters (1997 film), aka Our Mother's Murder, a 1997 American made-for-TV film
- Daughters (2024 film), a 2024 documentary and winner at the Sundance Film Festival
- Dukhtar, aka Daughter, a 2014 Pakistani film
- The Daughter (2012 film), a 2012 Greek film
- The Daughter (2015 film), a 2015 Australian film
- The Daughter (2021 film), a 2021 Spanish film
- Daughters (NCIS), an episode of the TV series NCIS
Literature
[edit]- The Daughter (play), an 1836 play by James Sheridan Knowles
- The Daughter (novel), a Greek novel
Music
[edit]Groups
[edit]- Daughter (band), London-based band
- Daughters (band), an American rock band
Albums and EPs
[edit]- Daughter, a 2022 album by Janice Vidal
- Daughters (album), the self-titled 2010 studio album by band Daughters
- Daughters (EP), the self-titled 2002 EP by band Daughters
Songs
[edit]- "Daughter" (song), from Pearl Jam's album Vs., 1993
- "Daughter", by Beyoncé from Cowboy Carter, 2024
- "Daughter", by Daughters from You Won't Get What You Want, 2018
- "Daughter", by The Devil Wears Prada from Transit Blues, 2016
- "Daughter", by Loudon Wainwright III from Strange Weirdos, 2007
- "Daughter", by Sleeping at Last from Atlas: Life, 2015
- "Daughter", by Status Quo from Ma Kelly's Greasy Spoon, 1970
- "Daughter", by The Blenders August 1963
- "Daughters" (John Mayer song), from the album Heavier Things, 2003
- "Daughters" (Nas song), from the album Life Is Good, 2012
- "Daughters", by The Story So Far from Under Soil And Dirt, 2011
- "The Daughters", by Little Big Town from Nightfall, 2019
Science
[edit]- Daughter cell, the biological cells resulting from cell division
- Daughter isotope, in physics, a nuclide formed by radioactive decay of another
Other uses
[edit]- Daughter language, in linguistics, any later language derived from an earlier language, or a subordinate node in a phrase structure tree
- Daughterboard, in computing, a subordinate extension of a motherboard