baby

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• bā'bē
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• General-American, Received-Pronunciation: /ˈbeɪ.bi/
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• British, Southern, Standard: /ˈbɛj.bɪj/
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• Australian, New-Zealand: /ˈbæɪ.bi/
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• Wales: /ˈbeːbi/ without the pane–pain merger
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• Scotland: /ˈbe.be/
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• Scotland: /-bɪ/
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• Scotland: /-bi/
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• rhymes with -eɪbi
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• CMU ARPABET: B EY1 B IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *bhā- Proto-Germanic *bō-redup. Proto-Germanic *babô Proto-West Germanic *babō Old English *baba Middle English babe Proto-Indo-European *-kos Proto-Germanic *-gaz Proto-West Germanic *-g Old English -iġ Middle English -y Middle English baby English baby From Middle English baby, babie (“baby”), a diminutive form of babe (“babe, baby”), equivalent to babe + -y/-ie (“endearing and diminutive suffix”). Perhaps ultimately imitative of baby talk (compare babble).

Two main origins: * Borrowed from Malayalam ബേബി (bēbi), a surname typically found in Kerala. * Borrowed from French Baby.

642 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: аӡҟы (adzqʼə) — very young human being — see also child
• Afrikaans: baba — very young human being — see also child
• Ainu: アィアィ (ayay) — very young human being — see also child
• Akan: akokoa — very young human being — see also child
• Albanian: foshnjë — very young human being — see also child
• Albanian: bebe — very young human being — see also child
• Aleut: aniqdux — very young human being — see also child
• Southern Altai: бала (bala) — very young human being — see also child
• Amharic: ሕፃን (ḥəṣ́an) — very young human being — see also child
• Amharic: ማቲ (mati) — very young human being — see also child
• Guerrero Amuzgo: lë' — very young human being — see also child
• Chiricahua: ’áłchiné — very young human being — see also child
• Chiricahua: ’éłchiné (Mescalero) — very young human being — see also child
• Western Apache: mę́’ — very young human being — see also child
• Arabic: رَضِيع (raḍīʕ) — very young human being — see also child
• Arabic: طفل (tefl) — very young human being — see also child
• Arabic: بيبي (bebīʕ) — very young human being — see also child
• Arabic: نونو (nono) — very young human being — see also child
• Aramaic: ܥܘܠܐ (ʿūllā) — very young human being — see also child
• Armenian: մանկիկ (mankik) — very young human being — see also child
• Armenian: երեխա (erexa) — very young human being — see also child
• Armenian: մանուկ (manuk) — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: tsup — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: ciup — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: nat — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: beb — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: ficiuric — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: pup — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: pupul — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: poci — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: niphiu — very young human being — see also child
• Aromanian: njitsico — very young human being — see also child
• Assamese: কেঁচুৱা (kẽsua) — very young human being — see also child
• Asturian: bebé — very young human being — see also child
• Asturian: neñu — very young human being — see also child
• Aymara: wawa — very young human being — see also child
• Azerbaijani: körpə — very young human being — see also child
• Azerbaijani: uşaq — very young human being — see also child
• Bashkir: бала (bala) — very young human being — see also child
• Bashkir: бәләкәй бала (bələkəy bala) — very young human being — see also child
• Bashkir: йәш бала (yəş bala) — very young human being — see also child
• Bashkir: бәпәй (bəpəy) — very young human being — see also child
• Bashkir: сабый (sabıy) — very young human being — see also child
• Basque: jaioberri — very young human being — see also child
• Belarusian: дзіця́ (dzicjá) — very young human being — see also child
• Belarusian: немаўля́ (njemawljá) — very young human being — see also child
• Belarusian: немаўлё (njemawljó) — very young human being — see also child
• Belarusian: маладзе́нец (maladzjénjec) — very young human being — see also child
• Belarusian: дзіцяня́ (dzicjanjá) — very young human being — see also child
• Belarusian: дзіцянё (dzicjanjó) — very young human being — see also child
• Bengali: শিশু (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Bengali: বাচ্চা (bacca) — very young human being — see also child
• Central Bikol: umboy — very young human being — see also child
• Central Bikol: aki — very young human being — see also child
• Breton: babig — very young human being — see also child
• Breton: poupig — very young human being — see also child
• Bulgarian: бе́бе (bébe) — very young human being — see also child
• Bulgarian: пелена́че (pelenáče) — very young human being — see also child
• Bulgarian: кърма́че (kǎrmáče) — very young human being — see also child
• Bulgarian: сука́лче (sukálče) — very young human being — see also child
• Burmese: ကလေး (ka.le:) — very young human being — see also child
• Catalan: nadó — very young human being — see also child
• Catalan: bebè — very young human being — see also child
• Chamicuro: chechakama — very young human being — see also child
• Chechen: бер (ber) — very young human being — see also child
• Cherokee: ᎤᏍᏗᎢ (usdii) — very young human being — see also child
• Chickasaw: pushkush — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Cantonese: BB — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Cantonese: 蘇蝦仔 /苏虾仔 (sou1 haa1 zai2) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Cantonese: 𤘅孲仔 /𤘅𰌦仔 (ngaa4 ngaa1 zai2, ngaa4 aa1 zai2) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Cantonese: 蝦仔 /虾仔 (haa1 zai2) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Cantonese: BB仔 — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese: вава (vava) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese: ва (va) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese: щёхэр (xioher) — very young human being — see also child
• Eastern Min Chinese: 兒囝囝 /儿囝囝 (niè-giāng-giāng / niāng-giāng) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese: 嬰仔 /婴仔 (in-á, en-á) — very young human being — see also child
• Jin Chinese: 小娃娃 — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 嬰兒 /婴儿 (yīng'ér) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 娃娃 (wáwa) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 小娃娃 (xiǎowáwa) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 宝宝 — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 嬰幼兒 /婴幼儿 (yīngyòu'ér) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 嬰孩 /婴孩 (yīnghái) — very young human being — see also child
• Chinese Mandarin: 嬰 /婴 (yīng) — very young human being — see also child
• Northern Min Chinese: 𤘅仔 (ngā-ciě) — very young human being — see also child
• Teochew: 細孥囝 /细孥囝 (soi3 nao1 gian2) — very young human being — see also child
• Wu Chinese: 小毛頭 /小毛头 — very young human being — see also child
• Wu Chinese: 小小囡 (5shiau-shiau-noe) — very young human being — see also child
• Chukchi: нененеӈ — very young human being — see also child
• West Circassian: нану (nanu) — very young human being — see also child
• Comanche: onaa — very young human being — see also child
• Cornish: babi — very young human being — see also child
• Corsican: ciucciu — very young human being — see also child
• Crimean Tatar: bebey — very young human being — see also child
• Czech: děťátko — very young human being — see also child
• Czech: miminko — very young human being — see also child
• Czech: nemluvně — very young human being — see also child
• Czech: kojenec — very young human being — see also child
• Danish: spædbarn — very young human being — see also child
• Danish: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: zuigeling — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: geborene — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: pasgeborene — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: nieuwgeborene — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: boreling — very young human being — see also child
• Dutch: wiegenkind — very young human being — see also child
• Elfdalian: lisllislkripp — very young human being — see also child
• Esperanto: bebo — very young human being — see also child
• Esperanto: infaneto — very young human being — see also child
• Estonian: beebi — very young human being — see also child
• Estonian: rinnalaps — very young human being — see also child
• Estonian: imik — very young human being — see also child
• Faroese: pinkubarn — very young human being — see also child
• Faroese: nýføðingur — very young human being — see also child
• Faroese: vøggubarn — very young human being — see also child
• Faroese: havingarbarn — very young human being — see also child
• Finnish: vauva — very young human being — see also child
• Finnish: pikkulapsi — very young human being — see also child
• French: bébé — very young human being — see also child
• West-Frisian: poppe — very young human being — see also child
• Ga: gbeke abefaw — very young human being — see also child
• Galician: bebé — very young human being — see also child
• Galician: meniño — very young human being — see also child
• Galician: nené — very young human being — see also child
• Gallurese: stéddu — very young human being — see also child
• Georgian: ბალღი (balɣi) — very young human being — see also child
• Georgian: ჩვილი (čvili) — very young human being — see also child
• German: Baby — very young human being — see also child
• German: Säugling — very young human being — see also child
• German: Kleinkind — very young human being — see also child
• Greek: βρέφος (vréfos) — very young human being — see also child
• Greek: μωρό (moró) — very young human being — see also child
• Greek: νήπιο (nípio) — very young human being — see also child
• Ancient Greek: βρέφος (bréphos) — very young human being — see also child
• Ancient Greek: μωρός (mōrós) — very young human being — see also child
• Ancient Greek: νήπιον (nḗpion) — very young human being — see also child
• Mycenaean Greek: 𐀥𐀨 (qi-ra) — very young human being — see also child
• Greenlandic: naalungiarsuk — very young human being — see also child
• Gujarati: શિશુ (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Haitian Creole: bebe — very young human being — see also child
• Hausa: jariri — very young human being — see also child
• Hawaiian: keiki — very young human being — see also child
• Hawaiian: pēpē — very young human being — see also child
• Hebrew: תִּינוֹק (tinók) — very young human being — see also child
• Hebrew: תִּינֹקֶת (tinóket) — very young human being — see also child
• Hindi: शिशु (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Hindi: बच्चा (baccā) — very young human being — see also child
• Hungarian: csecsemő — very young human being — see also child
• Hungarian: bébi — very young human being — see also child
• Hungarian: baba — very young human being — see also child
• Icelandic: barn — very young human being — see also child
• Icelandic: ungbarn — very young human being — see also child
• Ido: infanteto — very young human being — see also child
• Ido: bebeo — very young human being — see also child
• Indonesian: bayi — very young human being — see also child
• Ingrian: titi — very young human being — see also child
• Interlingua: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Interlingua: bebe — very young human being — see also child
• Inuktitut: ᓄᑕᕋᖅ (notaraq) — very young human being — see also child
• Inuktitut: ᒥᕋᔪᖅ (mirayoq) — very young human being — see also child
• Inuvialuk: nutaraaluk — very young human being — see also child
• Inuvialuk: miraaluk — very young human being — see also child
• Inupiaq: paipuraq — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: leanbh — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: leanbán — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: páistín — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: báb — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: babaí — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: bábán — very young human being — see also child
• Irish: gineog — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: bambino — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: bambina — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: bimbo — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: bimba — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: bebè — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: infante — very young human being — see also child
• Italian: fanciullo — very young human being — see also child
• Itelmen: mashat-kaz — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: 赤ちゃん (akachan) — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: 赤ん坊 (akanbō) — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: 嬰児 (eiji) — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: 幼児 (yōji) — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: 赤子 (akago) — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: ベビー (bebī) — very young human being — see also child
• Japanese: 乳飲み子 (chinomigo) — very young human being — see also child
• Javanese: bayi — very young human being — see also child
• Jingpho: ma — very young human being — see also child
• Jingpho: ma chyangai — very young human being — see also child
• Jingpho: ma kasha — very young human being — see also child
• Jingpho: manga kasha — very young human being — see also child
• Kannada: ಶಿಶು (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Kazakh: бала (bala) — very young human being — see also child
• Kazakh: сәби (säbi) — very young human being — see also child
• Kazakh: бөбек (böbek) — very young human being — see also child
• Kazakh: бөпе (böpe) — very young human being — see also child
• Kazakh: нәресте (näreste) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: កូនង៉ែត (koun ngaet) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: កូនង៉ា (koun ngaa) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: ង៉ា (ngaa) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: ង៉ែត (ngaet) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: ទារក (tiərŭək) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: ទារិកា (tiərikaa) — very young human being — see also child
• Khmer: កូនខ្ចី (koun khcəy) — very young human being — see also child
• Kikuyu: mwana — very young human being — see also child
• Korean: 아기 (agi) — very young human being — see also child
• Korean: 유아 (yua) — very young human being — see also child
• Korean: 젖먹이 (jeonmeogi) — very young human being — see also child
• Northern Kurdish: sava — very young human being — see also child
• Northern Kurdish: pitik — very young human being — see also child
• Northern Kurdish: bebik — very young human being — see also child
• Kyrgyz: бала (bala) — very young human being — see also child
• Kyrgyz: наристе (nariste) — very young human being — see also child
• Ladin: pop — very young human being — see also child
• Ladin: popa — very young human being — see also child
• Lao: ເດັກນ້ອຍ (dek nǭi) — very young human being — see also child
• Lao: ແອນ້ອຍ (ʼǣ nǭi) — very young human being — see also child
• Latin: infans — very young human being — see also child
• Latvian: zīdainis — very young human being — see also child
• Latvian: bēbis — very young human being — see also child
• Latvian: mazulis — very young human being — see also child
• Lithuanian: kūdikis — very young human being — see also child
• Lithuanian: žinduklis — very young human being — see also child
• Luhya: omwana — very young human being — see also child
• Lushootseed: biʔbədaʔ — very young human being — see also child
• Luxembourgish: Bëbee — very young human being — see also child
• Macedonian: бебе (bebe) — very young human being — see also child
• Macedonian: детенце (detence) — very young human being — see also child
• Macedonian: мало (malo) — very young human being — see also child
• Macedonian: доенче (doenče) — very young human being — see also child
• Malay: bayi — very young human being — see also child
• Malay: anak — very young human being — see also child
• Malay: anak kecil — very young human being — see also child
• Malayalam: വാവ (vāva) — very young human being — see also child
• Maltese: tarbija — very young human being — see also child
• Manx: lhiannoo — very young human being — see also child
• Manx: oikan — very young human being — see also child
• Māori: pēpi — very young human being — see also child
• Māori: tamahou — very young human being — see also child
• Māori: hinehou — very young human being — see also child
• Marathi: बाळ (bāḷ) — very young human being — see also child
• Eastern Mari: аза (aza) — very young human being — see also child
• Meru: mwana — very young human being — see also child
• Middle English: babe — very young human being — see also child
• Mongolian: нялх хүүхэд (njalx xüüxed) — very young human being — see also child
• Mongolian: нярай хүүхэд (njaraj xüüxed) — very young human being — see also child
• Mongolian: маамуу (maamuu) — very young human being — see also child
• Navajo: awééʼ — very young human being — see also child
• Nepali: बच्चा (baccā) — very young human being — see also child
• Nepali: शिशु (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Niuean: tama mukemuke — very young human being — see also child
• Norwegian Bokmål: spedbarn — very young human being — see also child
• Norwegian Bokmål: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Norwegian Nynorsk: spedbarn — very young human being — see also child
• Norwegian Nynorsk: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Occitan: nenet — very young human being — see also child
• Odia: ଶିଶୁ (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Northern Ohlone: 'át̄ús — very young human being — see also child
• Ojibwe: abinoojiiyens — very young human being — see also child
• Ojibwe: biibii — very young human being — see also child
• Old English: ċild — very young human being — see also child
• Oromo: daa'ima — very young human being — see also child
• Ossetian: сывӕллон (syvællon) — very young human being — see also child
• Ossetian: саби (sabi) — very young human being — see also child
• Pannonian Rusyn: беба (beba) — very young human being — see also child
• Pannonian Rusyn: дзецочко (dzecočko) — very young human being — see also child
• Pashto: ماشوم (māšúm) — very young human being — see also child
• Pashto: مورروى (morrᶕway) — very young human being — see also child
• Pashto: شيرخوره (širxóra) — very young human being — see also child
• Pashto: کوکی (kokáy) — very young human being — see also child
• Dari: اُشْتُک (uštuk) — very young human being — see also child
• Dari: اُشْتُکَک (uštukak) — very young human being — see also child
• Dari: بچه (bačča) — very young human being — see also child
• Dari: کودک (kōdak) — very young human being — see also child
• Iranian Persian: بچه (bačče) — very young human being — see also child
• Iranian Persian: کودک (kudak) — very young human being — see also child
• Polish: niemowlę — very young human being — see also child
• Polish: niemowlak — very young human being — see also child
• Polish: maluch — very young human being — see also child
• Polish: dziecko — very young human being — see also child
• Polish: dzidziuś — very young human being — see also child
• Portuguese: bebé — very young human being — see also child
• Portuguese: bebê — very young human being — see also child
• Portuguese: neném — very young human being — see also child
• Romanian: bebe — very young human being — see also child
• Romanian: bebeluș — very young human being — see also child
• Romanian: copilaș — very young human being — see also child
• Romansh: pop — very young human being — see also child
• Romansh: poppa — very young human being — see also child
• Romansh: uffantin — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: младе́нец (mladénec) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: малы́ш (malýš) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: малы́шка (malýška) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: ребёнок (rebjónok) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: дитя́ (ditjá) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: малю́тка (maljútka) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: кро́шка (króška) — very young human being — see also child
• Russian: бе́би (bɛ́bi) — very young human being — see also child
• Saanich: ḴAḴ — very young human being — see also child
• Northern Sami: njuoratmánná — very young human being — see also child
• Sanskrit: स्तनप (stanapa) — very young human being — see also child
• Sanskrit: स्तनन्धय (stanandhaya) — very young human being — see also child
• Sanskrit: शिशु (śiśu) — very young human being — see also child
• Sardinian: creadura — very young human being — see also child
• Campidanese Sardinian: criadura — very young human being — see also child
• Campidanese Sardinian: pipìu — very young human being — see also child
• Campidanese Sardinian: nennu — very young human being — see also child
• Sardinian: criadura — very young human being — see also child
• Sassarese: criaddura — very young human being — see also child
• Sassarese: piccinnéddu — very young human being — see also child
• Scottish Gaelic: leanabh — very young human being — see also child
• Scottish Gaelic: leanaban — very young human being — see also child
• Scottish Gaelic: naoidhean — very young human being — see also child
• Scottish Gaelic: pàisde — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: бе́ба — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: малѝша̄н — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: дете́нце — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: дјете́нце — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: новоро̀ђе̄нче — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: о̀до̄јче — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: до̀је̄нче — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: béba — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: malìšān — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: deténce — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: djeténce — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: novoròđēnče — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: òdōjče — very young human being — see also child
• Serbo-Croatian: dòjēnče — very young human being — see also child
• Sicilian: nutricu — very young human being — see also child
• Sidamo: qaaqqo — very young human being — see also child
• Sinhalese: බබා (babā) — very young human being — see also child
• Sinhalese: ළදරුවා (ḷadaruwā) — very young human being — see also child
• Slovak: dojča — very young human being — see also child
• Slovak: bábätko — very young human being — see also child
• Slovak: bábo — very young human being — see also child
• Slovak: nemluvňa — very young human being — see also child
• Slovene: dojenček — very young human being — see also child
• Slovene: dete — very young human being — see also child
• Somali: nuuno — very young human being — see also child
• Lower Sorbian: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Lower Sorbian: góletko — very young human being — see also child
• Upper Sorbian: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Upper Sorbian: ćěšenk — very young human being — see also child
• Sotho: lesea — very young human being — see also child
• Spanish: bebé — very young human being — see also child
• Spanish: nene — very young human being — see also child
• Spanish: bebe — very young human being — see also child
• Spanish: guagua — very young human being — see also child
• Spanish: bebo — very young human being — see also child
• Spanish: chichí — very young human being — see also child
• Sundanese: ᮇᮛᮧᮊ᮪ (orok) — very young human being — see also child
• Swahili: mtoto mchanga — very young human being — see also child
• Swahili: mwana — very young human being — see also child
• Swedish: spädbarn — very young human being — see also child
• Swedish: bäbis — very young human being — see also child
• Swedish: bebis — very young human being — see also child
• Swedish: baby — very young human being — see also child
• Tagalog: sanggol — very young human being — see also child
• Tajik: кудак (kudak) — very young human being — see also child
• Tamil: குழந்தை (kuḻantai) — very young human being — see also child
• Tamil: சிசு (cicu) — very young human being — see also child
• Tamil: பிள்ளை (piḷḷai) — very young human being — see also child
• Taos: ȕpʼiléna — very young human being — see also child
• Tarifit: aseymi — very young human being — see also child
• Tarifit: aḥḍiḍ — very young human being — see also child
• Tatar: бәбәй (bäbäy) — very young human being — see also child
• Tatar: бәби (bäbi) — very young human being — see also child
• Telugu: పసిపాప (pasipāpa) — very young human being — see also child
• Telugu: శిశువు (śiśuvu) — very young human being — see also child
• Thai: เด็กอ่อน (dèk-ɔ̀ɔn) — very young human being — see also child
• Thai: เด็กน้อย (dèk-nɔ́ɔi) — very young human being — see also child
• Thai: ทารก (taa-rók) — very young human being — see also child
• Thai: ทาริกา (taa-rí-gaa) — very young human being — see also child
• Tibetan: པུ་གུ (pu gu) — very young human being — see also child
• Tokelauan: pepe — very young human being — see also child
• Tongan: pēpē — very young human being — see also child
• Turkish: bebek — very young human being — see also child
• Ottoman Turkish: ببك (bebek) — very young human being — see also child
• Ottoman Turkish: وشاق (vuşak) — very young human being — see also child
• Ottoman Turkish: صبی (sabi) — very young human being — see also child
• Ottoman Turkish: نوزاد (nevzad) — very young human being — see also child
• Turkmen: bala — very young human being — see also child
• Turkmen: bäbek — very young human being — see also child
• Twi Akan: abɔfra — very young human being — see also child
• Ukrainian: дити́на (dytýna) — very young human being — see also child
• Ukrainian: ля́лька (ljálʹka) — very young human being — see also child
• Ukrainian: немовля́ (nemovljá) — very young human being — see also child
• Ukrainian: немовля́тко (nemovljátko) — very young human being — see also child
• Ukrainian: малю́к (maljúk) — very young human being — see also child
• Ukrainian: дитя́тко (dytjátko) — very young human being — see also child
• Urdu: بچہ (baccā) — very young human being — see also child
• Uyghur: بوۋاق (bowaq) — very young human being — see also child
• Uyghur: گۆدەك (gödek) — very young human being — see also child
• Uyghur: كىچىك (kichik) — very young human being — see also child
• Uzbek: chaqaloq — very young human being — see also child
• Uzbek: goʻdak — very young human being — see also child
• Vietnamese: bé — very young human being — see also child
• Vietnamese: em bé — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: cilil — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: hicilil — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: jicilil — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: sügäb — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: hisügäb — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: jisügäb — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: putül — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: hiputül — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: jiputül — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: käläb — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: hikäläb — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: jikäläb — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: tuülacil — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: tuülahicil — very young human being — see also child
• Volapük: tuülajicil — very young human being — see also child
• Welsh: baban — very young human being — see also child
• Wiradjuri: gudha — very young human being — see also child
• Woiwurrung: bubup — very young human being — see also child
• Wolaytta: yiiraa — very young human being — see also child
• Yakut: ньирэй оҕо (ňirey oğo) — very young human being — see also child
• Yámana: kayola — very young human being — see also child
• Yiddish: עופֿעלע (eyfele) — very young human being — see also child
• Yiddish: זייגקינד (zeygkind) — very young human being — see also child
• Yiddish: זויגלינג (zoygling) — very young human being — see also child
• Yiddish: בייבי (beybi) — very young human being — see also child
• Yiddish: בובעלע (bubele) — very young human being — see also child
• Yup'ik: piipiraq — very young human being — see also child
• Zulu: usana class 11/10 — very young human being — see also child
• Zulu: ingane — very young human being — see also child
• Afrikaans: jong — young animal
• Afrikaans: kleintjie — young animal
• Aleut: chiidax̂ — young animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 崽 (zǎi) — young animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 毛毛 (máomao) — young animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 小崽子 (xiǎozǎizi) — young animal
• Crimean Tatar: bebey — young animal
• Danish: unge — young animal
• Dutch: jong — young animal
• Dutch: kleintje — young animal
• Finnish: poikanen — young animal
• Finnish: poika — young animal
• Finnish: pentu — young animal
• French: petit — young animal
• French: bébé — young animal
• German: Baby — young animal
• German: Junges — young animal
• Greenlandic: piaraq — young animal
• Hebrew: גּוּר (gur) — young animal
• Hindi: शावक (śāvak) — young animal
• Inuktitut: ᐱᐊᔮᖅ (piayaaq) — young animal
• Italian: piccolo — young animal
• Italian: cucciolo — young animal
• Japanese: 赤ちゃん (akachan) — young animal
• Korean: 새끼 (saekki) — young animal
• Central Kurdish: بەچکە (beçke) — young animal
• Northern Kurdish: pitik — young animal
• Northern Kurdish: têjik — young animal
• Northern Kurdish: çûçelk — young animal
• Latvian: mazulis — young animal
• Macedonian: младо (mlado) — young animal
• Malay: anak — young animal
• Persian: کُره (korre) — young animal
• Persian: توله (tôle) — young animal
• Portuguese: filhote — young animal
• Romanian: pui — young animal
• Russian: детёныш (detjónyš) — young animal
• Slovak: mláďa — young animal
• Swahili: mtoto — young animal
• Swedish: unge — young animal
• Tamil: குட்டி (kuṭṭi) — young animal
• Tamil: குஞ்சு (kuñcu) — young animal
• Tatar: бәбәй (bäbäy) — young animal
• Tatar: бәби (bäbi) — young animal
• Telugu: దూడ (dūḍa) — young animal
• Telugu: బుజ్జాయి (bujjāyi) — young animal
• Turkish: yavru — young animal
• Woiwurrung: bubup — young animal
• Yup'ik: piayagaq — young animal
• Afrikaans: baba — immature or infantile person
• Asturian: neñu — immature or infantile person
• Crimean Tatar: bebey — immature or infantile person
• Danish: pattebarn — immature or infantile person
• Dutch: baby — immature or infantile person
• Dutch: kleuter — immature or infantile person
• Finnish: lapsi — immature or infantile person
• Finnish: vauva — immature or infantile person
• French: bébé — immature or infantile person
• Greek: μωρός (morós) — immature or infantile person
• Hebrew: תִּינוֹק (tinók) — immature or infantile person
• Hebrew: תִּינֹקֶת (tinóket) — immature or infantile person
• Italian: bambino — immature or infantile person
• Jingpho: ma — immature or infantile person
• Northern Kurdish: sava — immature or infantile person
• Northern Kurdish: zarok — immature or infantile person
• Latvian: zīdainis — immature or infantile person
• Latvian: zīdaine — immature or infantile person
• Macedonian: бебе (bebe) — immature or infantile person
• Macedonian: дете (dete) — immature or infantile person
• Persian: بچه (bačče) — immature or infantile person
• Polish: dzieciuch — immature or infantile person
• Polish: maluch — immature or infantile person
• Portuguese: criancinha — immature or infantile person
• Romanian: copil — immature or infantile person
• Romanian: imatur — immature or infantile person
• Swahili: mtoto — immature or infantile person
• Swedish: barnunge — immature or infantile person
• Swedish: barnrumpa — immature or infantile person
• Arabic: حَبِيبِي (ḥabībī) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 寶貝 /宝贝 (bǎobèi) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 小寶寶 /小宝宝 (xiǎobǎobao) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 寵兒 /宠儿 (chǒng'ér) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Chinese Mandarin: 心肝 (xīngān) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Finnish: kulta — term of endearment — see also darling
• Finnish: kultsi — term of endearment — see also darling
• Finnish: hani — term of endearment — see also darling
• Finnish: beibi — term of endearment — see also darling
• French: chou — term of endearment — see also darling
• French: bébé — term of endearment — see also darling
• German: Schatz — term of endearment — see also darling
• German: Babe — term of endearment — see also darling
• Greek: μωρό (moró) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Hebrew: מותק (motek) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Hindi: बेबी (bebī) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Hindi: जान (jān) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Ingrian: kultoin — term of endearment — see also darling
• Italian: bella — term of endearment — see also darling
• Japanese: ベイビー (beibī) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Korean: 베이비 (beibi) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Northern Kurdish: berx — term of endearment — see also darling
• Northern Kurdish: berdilî — term of endearment — see also darling
• Northern Kurdish: sava — term of endearment — see also darling
• Mongolian: маамуу (maamuu) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Iranian Persian: عَزیزَم (azizam) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Polish: kochanie — term of endearment — see also darling
• Polish: skarb — term of endearment — see also darling
• Romanian: iubire — term of endearment — see also darling
• Romanian: iubito — term of endearment — see also darling
• Romanian: iubitule — term of endearment — see also darling
• Russian: кро́шка (króška) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Russian: малы́ш (malýš) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Russian: малы́шка (malýška) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Russian: де́тка (détka) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Russian: пу́псик (púpsik) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Russian: бе́би (bɛ́bi) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: leannan — term of endearment — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: gràdh — term of endearment — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: gaol — term of endearment — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: rùn — term of endearment — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: rùnag — term of endearment — see also darling
• Scottish Gaelic: a mhìlseachd — term of endearment — see also darling
• Telugu: పిల్ల (pilla) — term of endearment — see also darling
• Turkish: bebeğim — term of endearment — see also darling
• Welsh: babi — term of endearment — see also darling
• Welsh: cariad — term of endearment — see also darling
• Zulu: isingane — term of endearment — see also darling
• Arabic: حَبِيبِي (ḥabībī) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Arabic: عَزِيزِي (ʕazīzī) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Armenian: պուպսիկ (pupsik) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Chinese Mandarin: 親愛的 /亲爱的 (qīn'ài de) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Dutch: stuk — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Dutch: schatje — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Dutch: liefje — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Finnish: kulta — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Finnish: beibi — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• French: mon beau — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• French: ma belle — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• German: mein Süßer — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• German: meine Süße — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Greek: μωρό (moró) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Greek: μπέμπα (bémpa) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Italian: bello — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Italian: bella — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Japanese: ダーリン (dārin) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Northern Kurdish: delal — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Malay: sayang — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Polish: bejbe — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Polish: mała — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Portuguese: docinho — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Portuguese: belo — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Portuguese: bela — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Romanian: drăguță — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Romanian: frumoaso — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Russian: ми́лый (mílyj) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Russian: ми́лая (mílaja) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Spanish: nene — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Spanish: nena — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Swahili: mtoto — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Swedish: älskling — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Tagalog: bebot — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Telugu: పిల్లాడు (pillāḍu) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Telugu: పిల్ల (pilla) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Turkish: bebek — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Welsh: babi — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Yiddish: קעצעלע (ketsele) — form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive
• Dutch: kindje — pet project
• Finnish: lapsi — pet project
• Finnish: silmäterä — pet project
• French: bébé — pet project
• French: benjamin — pet project
• Latvian: rūpju bērns — pet project
• Slovak: dieťa — pet project
• Swedish: barn — pet project
• Swedish: ögonsten — pet project
• Telugu: మానస పుత్రిక (mānasa putrika) — pet project
• Afrikaans: baba — lastborn of a family
• Bashkir: кинйә (kinyə) — lastborn of a family
• Bashkir: төпсөк (töpsök) — lastborn of a family
• Catalan: benjamí — lastborn of a family
• Danish: benjamin — lastborn of a family
• Danish: yngstemand — lastborn of a family
• Dutch: benjamin — lastborn of a family
• Estonian: pesamuna — lastborn of a family
• Finnish: kuopus — lastborn of a family
• French: benjamin — lastborn of a family
• French: benjamine — lastborn of a family
• German: Nesthäkchen — lastborn of a family
• Hebrew: תִּינוֹק (tinók) — lastborn of a family
• Hebrew: תִּינֹקֶת (tinóket) — lastborn of a family
• Northern Kurdish: axirpişt — lastborn of a family
• Latvian: pastarītis — lastborn of a family
• Latvian: pastaris — lastborn of a family
• Māori: pōtiki — lastborn of a family
• Navajo: lókʼeeshchąąʼí — lastborn of a family
• Persian: ته تغاری (tah taġâri) — lastborn of a family
• Portuguese: benjamim — lastborn of a family
• Romanian: mezin — lastborn of a family
• Romanian: mezină — lastborn of a family
• Spanish: benjamín — lastborn of a family
• Spanish: benjamina — lastborn of a family
• Swahili: mtoto — lastborn of a family
• Swedish: minsting — lastborn of a family
• Tamil: கடைக்குட்டி (kaṭaikkuṭṭi) — lastborn of a family
• Esperanto: dorloti — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• French: choyer — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• French: dorloter — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• French: pouponner — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Greek: θωπεύω (thopévo) — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Greek: κανακεύω (kanakévo) — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Hindi: दुलारना (dulārnā) — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Swedish: dalta — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Swedish: pjoska — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Swedish: klema — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant
• Tamil: கொஞ்சு (koñcu) — to coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant