#aiept

• Young kid — A rare regional term or obsolete phonetic variant found in Transylvanian dialects for 'ied' (kid); the young male of the domestic goat (Capra hircus) or wild goat in its first months of life. In the archaic hunting environment, it designated the young roe deer specimen sought after for its structurally fine coat.
• To yean — A rare regional or archaic form (attested in western peripheral dialects) used to express the act of giving birth to a kid; to multiply (concerning goats). As a reciprocal reflexive verb, it is encountered in folk speech to describe the mating season within goat herds.
• Yeaning — The act of yeaning or giving birth to kids and its result; the physiological process through which goats bring forth their young within traditional pastoral communities; the lambing or kidding season in western Transylvanian rural dialects.
• Yeaned — Having given birth to kids (concerning goats); an animal accompanied by its young offspring. As a neuter noun (supine), it designates the process or moment of kidding within western regional pastoral terminology.