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Etymology

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Pronunciation

enPR: bā'bē, (deprecated use of |lang= parameter) IPA^(key): /ˈbeɪbi/
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Audio (US): (file)
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(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) Rhymes: -eɪbi

Noun

baby (plural babies)

A very young human, particularly from birth to a couple of years old or until walking is fully mastered.
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Any very young animal, especially a vertebrate; many species have specific names for their babies, such as kittens for the babies of cats, puppies for the babies of dogs, and chicks for the babies of birds. See Category:Baby animals for more.
Unborn young; a fetus.
When is your baby due?
A person who is immature or infantile.
Stand up for yourself - don't be such a baby!
Term of endearment for a girlfriend or boyfriend or spouse.
(informal) A form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive.
Hey baby, what are you doing later?
A pet project or responsibility.
- 1996, Orlando Figes, A People's Tragedy, Folio Society 2015, p. 902:
  Sovnarkom was Lenin's baby, it was where he focused all his energies […].
The lastborn of a family.
An affectionate term for anything.
See my new car here? I can't wait to take this baby for a drive.
(archaic) A small image of an infant; a doll.

Synonyms

(young human being): babe, babby, babbie, infant, see also Wikisaurus:baby
(young animal): see Wikisaurus:youngling
(immature or infantile person): big baby
(term of endearment): love, see also Wikisaurus:sweetheart

Translations

very young human being

Abkhaz: please add this translation if you can
Adyghe: please add this translation if you can
Afrikaans: baba (af)
Ainu: アィアィ (ayay)
Akan: akokoa
Albanian: foshnja
Aleut: aniqdux
Amharic: ሕፃን (ḥəṣ́an), ማቲ (mati)
Guerrero Amuzgo: lë'
Arabic: رَضِيع m (raḍīʕ)
Egyptian Arabic: رضيع m (raḍiiʕ), بيبي m (bebi), نونو m (nono)
Aragonese: please add this translation if you can
Armenian: մանկիկ (mankik), երեխա (hy) (erexa), մանուկ (hy) (manuk)
Aromanian: please add this translation if you can
Assamese: please add this translation if you can
Asturian: bebé m, neñu
Aymara: please add this translation if you can
Azeri: körpə (az), uşaq (az)
Bashkir: бала (bala), бәләкәй бала (bələkəy bala), йәш бала (yəş bala), бәпәй (bəpəy), сабый (sabıy)
Basque: jaioberri
Belarusian: дзіця́ n (dzicjá), немаўля́ n (njemaŭljá)
Bengali: শিশু (shishu)
Breton: babig (br) m, poupig (br) m
Bulgarian: бе́бе (bg) n (bébe)
Burmese: ကလေး (my) (ka.le:)
Catalan: nadó m, bebè m
Chamicuro: chechakama
Cherokee: ᎤᏍᏗ (usdi)
Chickasaw: pushkush
Chinese:
Mandarin: 嬰兒／婴儿 (zh) (yīng'ér), 婴儿 (zh) (yīng'ér), 娃娃 (zh) (wáwa), 小娃娃 (zh) (xiǎowáwa), 宝宝 (zh) (bǎobǎo), 嬰幼兒／婴幼儿 (zh) (yīngyòu'ér), 婴幼儿 (zh) (yīngyòu'ér), 嬰孩／婴孩 (zh) (yīnghái), 婴孩 (zh) (yīnghái)

Min Nan: 嬰仔／婴仔, 婴仔 (iⁿ-á, eⁿ-á)

Teochew: 細孥囝 (soi3 nou5gian2)
Chiricahua: ’áłchiné (Chiricahua); ’éłchiné (Mescalero)
Chukchi: neneneng
Comanche: onaa
Crimean Tatar: bebey
Czech: děťátko (cs) n, miminko (cs) n
Danish: spædbarn (da), baby (da)
Dutch: baby (nl) m, zuigeling (nl) m, geborene (nl) m or f, pasgeborene m or f, nieuwgeborene m or f, boreling m, wiegenkind (nl) n
Esperanto: bebo (eo), infaneto (eo)
Estonian: beebi
Faroese: pinkubarn n, nýføðingur m, vøggubarn n, havingarbarn n
Finnish: vauva (fi) (not older than two years), pikkulapsi (fi) (up to 5-6 years)
French: bébé (fr) m
Friulian: please add this translation if you can
Ga: gbeke abefaw
Galician: bebé (gl) m
Gallurese: stéddu
Georgian: ბალღი (balɣi), ჩვილი (čvili)
German: Baby (de) n, Säugling (de) m, Kleinkind (de) n
Greek: μωρό (el) n (moró), βρέφος (el) n (vréfos), νήπιο (el) (nípio)
Greenlandic: naalungiarsuk
Gujarati: શિશુ m (śiśu)
Hausa: jariri
Hawaiian: keiki, pēpē
Hebrew: תינוק (he) m (tinoq), תינוקת (he) f (tinoqet)
Hindi: शिशु (hi) m (śiśu), बच्चा (hi) m (baccā)
Hungarian: csecsemő (hu), bébi (hu) (slang)
Icelandic: ungbarn (is) n, ungabarn n, kornabarn n
Ido: infanteto (io), bebeo (io)
Indonesian: bayi (id)
Interlingua: baby, bebe
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Inuktitut: ᓄᑕᕋᖅ (notaraq), ᒥᕋᔪᖅ (mirayoq)
Inuvialuk: nutaraaluk, miraaluk

West Inuktitun: nutaralaaq, miraq
Irish: leanbh (ga)
Italian: bambino (it) m, bambina (it) f, bimbo (it) m, bimba (it) f, bebè (it) m
Itelmen: mashat-kaz
Japanese: 赤ちゃん (ja) (あかちゃん, akachan), 赤ん坊 (ja) (あかんぼう, akanbō), 嬰児 (ja) (eiji), 幼児 (ja) (yōji), 赤子 (ja) (あかご, akago)
Javanese: bayi (jv)
Jingpho: ma, ma chyangai, ma kasha, manga kasha
Kannada: ಶಿಶು (kn) (śiśu)
Kazakh: бала (kk) (bala), сәби (säbi), бөбек (kk) (böbek), бөпе (böpe), нәресте (kk) (näreste)
Khmer: កូនង៉ែត (goan ngait), កូនង៉ា (goan ngaa)
Kikuyu: mwana
Korean: 아기 (ko), 유아 (ko) (yua)
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Kyrgyz: бала (ky) (bala), наристе (ky) (nariste)
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Lao: ເດັກນ້ອຍ (lo) (dek nǭi), ແອນ້ອຍ (lo) (ʼǣn ʼa nya)
Latin: infans
Latvian: zīdainis, bēbis, mazulis (lv) m
Lithuanian: kūdikis (lt) m
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Luhya: omwana
Luxembourgish: Bëbee m
Macedonian: бебе n (bebe), детенце n (detence), мало n (malo)
Malay: bayi (ms), anak, anak kecil
Malayalam: വാവ (vāva)
Maltese: tarbija
Maori: pēpi, tamahou (baby boy), hinehou (baby girl)
Marathi: बाळ m or f (bāḷ)
Meru: mwana
Mirandese: please add this translation if you can
Mongolian: нялх хүүхэд (mn) (njalx xüüxed), нярай хүүхэд (njaraj xüüxed), маамуу (mn) (maamuu)
Navajo: awééʼ
Nepali: please add this translation if you can
Norwegian:
Bokmål: spedbarn n, baby (no) m

Nynorsk: spedbarn n, baby m
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Occitan: nenet (oc) m
Ojibwe: abinoojiiyens, biibii
Oriya: ଶିଶୁ (or) (śiśu)
Ossetian: сывӕллон (syvællon), саби (sabi)
Ottoman Turkish: ببك (bebek), وشاق (wuşak), صبي (sabi), نوزاد (nevzad)
Pashto: please add this translation if you can
Persian: بچه (fa) (bačče), کودک (fa) (kudak)
Polish: niemowlę (pl) n, niemowlak (pl) m anim, maluch (pl) m anim
Portuguese: bebé (pt) m (Portugal), bebê (pt) m (Brazil), nenê (pt) m
Romanian: bebe (ro) m, bebeluș (ro) m
Russian: младе́нец (ru) m (mladénec), малы́ш (ru) m (malýš), малы́шка (ru) f (malýška), ребёнок (ru) m (rebjónok), дитя́ (ru) n (ditjá), малю́тка (ru) f (maljútka), кро́шка (ru) f (króška)
Saanich: ḴAḴ
Sardinian:
Campidanese: criadura, pipìu, nennu

Logudorese: criadura
Sassarese: criaddura, piccinnéddu
Scottish Gaelic: leanabh m, leanaban m, naoidhean m, pàisde m
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: бебa f, малишан m, детенце n, новорођенче n, одојче n, дојенче n

Roman: beba (sh) f, mališan (sh) m, detence (sh) n, novorođenče (sh) n, odojče (sh) n, dojenče (sh) n
Sicilian: nutricu (scn)
Sindhi: please add this translation if you can
Sinhalese: බබා (si) (babā), ළදරුවා (ḷadaruwā)
Slovak: dieťa (sk) n, dojča n, bábä n, bábätko n
Slovene: dojenček (sl) m, dete (sl) n
Somali: nuuno
Sotho: lesea
Spanish: bebé (es) m, nene (es) m, niño (es) m, niña (es) f, bebe (es) m (Argentina), guagua (es) f (Bolivia, Chile)
Sundanese: ᮇᮛᮧᮊ᮪ (orok)
Swahili: mtoto mchanga (sw) class 1/2, mwana (sw)
Swedish: spädbarn (sv), baby (sv) c (less than about one year old), bäbis (sv) (hypocoristic), bebis (sv) c
Tagalog: sanggol
Tajik: кудак (kudak)
Tamil: குழந்தை (ta) (kuḻantai)
Taos: ȕp’iléna
Tatar: бәбәй (tt) (bäbäy), бәби (tt) (bäbi)
Telugu: పసిపాప (te) (pasipāpa), శిశువు (te) (śiśuvu)
Thai: เด็กทารก (th) (dèk taarók), เด็กน้อย (dèk nói), เด็กอ่อน (dèk òn)
Tibetan: པུ་གུ (pu gu)
Tongan: pēpē
Turkish: bebek (tr)
Turkmen: bala (tk), bäbek (tk)
Ukrainian: дити́на (uk) f (dytýna), ля́лька (uk) f (ljálʹka), немовля́ n (nemovljá)
Urdu: بچہ m (baccā)
Uyghur: بوۋاق (bowaq), گۆدەك (gödek), كىچىك (ug) (kichik)
Uzbek: chaqaloq (uz), goʻdak (uz)
Vietnamese: bé (vi), em bé (vi)
Volapük: (♂♀) cilil (vo), (♂) hicilil, (♀) jicilil, (♂♀) sügäb (vo), (♂) hisügäb, (♀) jisügäb, (♂♀) putül, (♂) hiputül, (♀) jiputül, (♂♀) käläb (vo), (♂) hikäläb, (♀) jikäläb, (♂♀) tuülacil, (♂) tuülahicil, (♀) tuülajicil
Walloon: please add this translation if you can
Welsh: baban (cy) m
West Frisian: poppe
Western Apache: mę́’
Wiradhuri: gudha
Xhosa: please add this translation if you can
Yiddish: עופֿעלע n (eyfele), זייגקינד n (zeygkind), זויגלינג m (zoygling)
Yup'ik: piipiraq
Zulu: usana class 11/10, ingane class 9/10

young animal

Aleut: chiidax
Chinese:
Mandarin: 崽 (zh) (zǎi), 毛毛 (zh) (máomao), 小崽子 (zh) (xiǎozǎizi)
Crimean Tatar: bebey
Dutch: jong (nl) f, kleintje (nl) m or f
Finnish: poikanen (fi), poika (fi) (in compounds), pentu (fi)
French: petit (fr) m, bébé (fr) m
German: Baby (de) n, Junges (de) n
Greenlandic: piaraq
Hebrew: גור (he) m (gur) (and there are special terms for certain animals)
Inuktitut: ᐱᐊᔮᖅ (piayaaq)
Italian: piccolo (it) m, cucciolo (it) m
Japanese: 赤ちゃん (ja) (あかちゃん, akachan)
Korean: 새끼 (ko) (saekki)
Kurdish:
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Latvian: mazulis (lv) m
Macedonian: младо n (mlado)
Malay: anak
Persian: کُره (fa) (korre) (horses, donkeys, etc.), توله (fa) (tōle) (dogs, wolves, etc.)
Portuguese: filhote (pt) m
Romanian: pui (ro) m
Russian: детёныш (ru) m (detjónyš)
Swahili: mtoto (sw)
Swedish: unge (sv)
Tatar: бәбәй (tt) (bäbäy), бәби (tt) (bäbi)
Telugu: దూడ (te) (dūḍa), బుజ్జాయి (te) (bujjāyi)
Turkish: yavru (tr)
Yup'ik: piayagaq

immature or infantile person

Asturian: neñu m
Crimean Tatar: bebey
Danish: pattebarn
Dutch: baby (nl) m, kleuter (nl) m
Finnish: lapsi (fi), vauva (fi)
French: bébé (fr) m
Greek: μωρός (el) m (morós)
Hebrew: תינוק (he) m (tinoq), תינוקת (he) f (tinoqet)
Italian: bambino (it) m
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Jingpho: ma
Latvian: zīdainis m, zīdaine f
Macedonian: бебе n (bebe), дете n (dete)
Persian: بچه (fa) (bačče)
Polish: dzieciuch m anim, maluch (pl) m anim
Portuguese: criancinha f
Romanian: copil (ro) m, imatur (ro)
Swahili: mtoto (sw)
Swedish: barn (sv) n

term of endearment

Arabic: (my beloved) حَبِيبِي m (ḥabībī)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 寶貝／宝贝 (zh) (bǎobèi), 宝贝 (zh) (bǎobèi), 小寶寶／小宝宝, 小宝宝 (xiǎobǎobao), 寵兒／宠儿 (zh) (chǒng'ér), 宠儿 (zh) (chǒng'ér), 心肝 (zh) (xīngān)
Dutch: schatje (nl) n, liefje (nl) n, lieverd (nl) m or f
Finnish: kulta (fi); kultsi, hani (fi), beibi (colloquial)
French: chou (fr) m, bébé (fr) m
German: mein Schatz (de) m, Schätzchen (de) n
Greek: μωρό (el) n (moró)
Hebrew: מותק (he) (motek)
Italian: tesoro (it) m
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Japanese: ベイビー (beibī)
Malay: sayang (ms)
Mongolian: маамуу (mn) (maamuu)
Polish: kochanie (pl), skarb (pl) n
Portuguese: querido (pt)
Romanian: iubire (ro) f, iubito f, iubitule m
Russian: кро́шка (ru) f (króška), малы́ш (ru) m (malýš), малы́шка (ru) f (malýška), де́тка (ru) f (détka), пу́псик (ru) m (púpsik)
Scottish Gaelic: leannan m, gràdh (gd) m, gaol m, rùn m, rùnag f, a mhìlseachd f
Zulu: isingane (zu) class 7/8

form of address to a man or a woman considered to be attractive

Arabic: حَبِيبِي m (ḥabībī) (lit.: "my beloved"; to a man or a woman), عَزِيزِي m (ʕazīzī) (lit.: "my dear"; to a man or a woman)
Armenian: պուպսիկ (pupsik)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 親愛的／亲爱的 (zh) (qīn'ài de), 亲爱的 (zh) (qīn'ài de)
Dutch: stuk (nl) f, schatje (nl) f, liefje (nl) f
Finnish: kulta (fi), beibi
French: mon beau (fr) m (to a man), ma belle (fr) f (to a woman)
German: mein Süßer (de) m (to a man), meine Süße (de) f (to a woman)
Greek: μωρό (el) n (moró), μπέμπα (el) f (bémpa)
Italian: bello (it) m (to a man), bella (it) f to a woman
Japanese: ダーリン (dārin)
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Malay: sayang (ms)
Polish: bejbe, mała (pl) f (to a woman)
Portuguese: docinho
Romanian: drăguță (ro) f, frumoaso
Russian: ми́лый (ru) m (mílyj) (to a man), ми́лая (ru) f (mílaja) (to a woman)
Spanish: nene (es) m, nena (es) f
Swahili: mtoto (sw)
Swedish: älskling (sv) c
Tagalog: bebot (slang)
Telugu: పిల్లాడు (te) m (pillāḍu), పిల్ల (te) f (pilla)
Turkish: bebek (tr)

pet project

Dutch: kindje (nl) n
Finnish: lapsi (fi), silmäterä
French: bébé (fr) m
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Latvian: rūpju bērns
Swedish: barn (sv) n, ögonsten (sv) c
Telugu: మానస పుత్రిక (mānasa putrika)

lastborn of a family

Catalan: benjamí m
Dutch: benjamin (nl) m
Estonian: pesamuna
Finnish: kuopus (fi)
French: benjamin (fr) m, benjamine (fr) f
Hebrew: תינוק (he) m (tinoq), תינוקת (he) f (tinoqet)
Latvian: pastarītis m, pastaris m
Maori: pōtiki,
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Navajo: lókʼeeshchąąʼí
Persian: ته تُغاری (tatoghâri)
Portuguese: benjamim (pt) m
Romanian: mezin (ro) m, mezina f
Spanish: benjamín m, benjamina f
Swahili: mtoto (sw)
Swedish: minsting c

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Translations to be checked

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Adjective

baby (not comparable) (used only before the noun)

Of a child: very young; of the age when he or she would be termed a baby or infant.
a baby boy
Of an animal: young.
a baby elephant
Intended for babies.
baby clothes
(of vegetables, etc.) Picked when small and immature (as in baby corn, baby potatoes).

Usage notes

When referring to a human baby (as per noun sense 1 above) the usual practice is to treat 'human' as the adjective and 'baby' as the noun.

Synonyms

(very young, of a child): little
(intended for babies): baby's, babies'

Translations

of a child

Bulgarian: бебешки (bebeški)
Dutch: baby (nl) m or f
Esperanto: beba
Finnish: -vauva (in compounds)
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French: petit (fr)
Italian: see baby boy and baby girl
Romanian: mic (ro)
Tatar: бәбәй (tt) (bäbäy), бәби (tt) (bäbi)

of an animal

Finnish: -vauva (in compounds), vauva- (in compounds)
French: petit (fr) (additionally, as in English, there are special terms for the young of some animals)
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Italian: in general, append the suffix -ino or -etto to the name of the animal
Tatar: бәбәй (tt) (bäbäy), бәби (tt) (bäbi)

intended for babies

Esperanto: porbeba
Finnish: lasten (genitive plural), vauvojen (genitive plural)
French: pour bébé
Italian: per i bimbi
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Macedonian: бебешки m (bebeški)
Romanian: copilului
Russian: де́тский (ru) (détskij)
Tatar: бәбәй (tt) (bäbäy), бәби (tt) (bäbi)

Verb

baby (third-person singular simple present babies, present participle babying, simple past and past participle babied)

(transitive) To coddle; to pamper somebody like an infant.
- 1922, Sinclair Lewis, Babbitt, Chapter, [1]
  […] though he tried to be gruff and mature, he yielded to her and was glad to be babied.
- 1944, Emily Carr, The House of All Sorts, "Friction," [2]
  Then the man effected measles and stayed off the job for six weeks, babying himself at home, though he lived just round the corner from my half-built house.
(transitive) To tend (something) with care; to be overly attentive to (something), fuss over.
- 1967, "Mr. Mac and His Team," Time, 31 March, 1967, [3]
  In the past 27 years, "Mr. Mac," as he is known to his 46,000 teammates, has built and babied his McDonnell Co. from nothing into a $1 billion-a-year corporation.
- 1912, Linda Craig, interviewed by Theresa Forte, "Tree and Twig farm — a treasure chest of heirloom tomatoes," Welland Tribune, 25 May, 2012, [4]
  I have grown them for years and although some years are better than others, I have always had loads of tomatoes by not babying them, going easy on the water, and fertilizing with compost in the planting hole.

Derived terms

Terms derived from the adjective, noun, or verb baby

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Pages starting with “baby”.

Related terms

babe

Anagrams

Abby

Danish

Danish Wikipedia has an article on:

baby

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Etymology

English baby.

Noun

baby c (singular definite babyen, plural indefinite babyer)

A baby, an infant.
(slang) An attractive young female.

Inflection

Declension of baby

common gender	Singular		Plural
common gender	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	baby	babyen	babyer	babyerne
genitive	babys	babyens	babyers	babyernes

Synonyms

spædbarn

Derived terms

Dutch

Pronunciation

(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) IPA^(key): /ˈbeːbi/
(deprecated use of |lang= parameter)
audio: (file)

Etymology

From English baby.

Noun

baby m (plural baby's, diminutive baby'tje n)

baby (infant)

Finnish

Pronunciation

(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) Hyphenation: ba‧by
IPA^(key): /ˈbei̯bi/, [ˈbe̞i̯bi]
(rare) IPA^(key): /ˈbɑby/, [ˈbɑ̝by]

Alternative forms

beibi

Noun

baby

baby (term of endearment)
baby (very young human)

Declension

This spelling should preferably be used in nominative only as it does not fit into any standard inflection scheme.

Inflection of baby (Kotus type 1/valo, no gradation)
nominative		baby	babyt
genitive		babyn	babyjen
partitive		babyä	babyjä
illative		babyyn	babyihin
		singular	plural
nominative		baby	babyt
accusative	nom.	baby	babyt
accusative	gen.	babyn	babyt
genitive		babyn	babyjen
partitive		babyä	babyjä
inessive		babyssä	babyissä
elative		babystä	babyistä
illative		babyyn	babyihin
adessive		babyllä	babyillä
ablative		babyltä	babyiltä
allative		babylle	babyille
essive		babynä	babyinä
translative		babyksi	babyiksi
abessive		babyttä	babyittä
instructive		—	babyin
comitative		See the possessive forms below.

Possessive forms of baby (Kotus type 1/valo, no gradation)

first-person singular possessor
		singular	plural
nominative		babyni	babyni
accusative	nom.	babyni	babyni
accusative	gen.	babyni	babyni
genitive		babyni	babyjeni
partitive		babyäni	babyjäni
inessive		babyssäni	babyissäni
elative		babystäni	babyistäni
illative		babyyni	babyihini
adessive		babylläni	babyilläni
ablative		babyltäni	babyiltäni
allative		babylleni	babyilleni
essive		babynäni	babyinäni
translative		babykseni	babyikseni
abessive		babyttäni	babyittäni
instructive		—	—
comitative		—	babyineni

second-person singular possessor
		singular	plural
nominative		babysi	babysi
accusative	nom.	babysi	babysi
accusative	gen.	babysi	babysi
genitive		babysi	babyjesi
partitive		babyäsi	babyjäsi
inessive		babyssäsi	babyissäsi
elative		babystäsi	babyistäsi
illative		babyysi	babyihisi
adessive		babylläsi	babyilläsi
ablative		babyltäsi	babyiltäsi
allative		babyllesi	babyillesi
essive		babynäsi	babyinäsi
translative		babyksesi	babyiksesi
abessive		babyttäsi	babyittäsi
instructive		—	—
comitative		—	babyinesi

first-person plural possessor
		singular	plural
nominative		babymme	babymme
accusative	nom.	babymme	babymme
accusative	gen.	babymme	babymme
genitive		babymme	babyjemme
partitive		babyämme	babyjämme
inessive		babyssämme	babyissämme
elative		babystämme	babyistämme
illative		babyymme	babyihimme
adessive		babyllämme	babyillämme
ablative		babyltämme	babyiltämme
allative		babyllemme	babyillemme
essive		babynämme	babyinämme
translative		babyksemme	babyiksemme
abessive		babyttämme	babyittämme
instructive		—	—
comitative		—	babyinemme

second-person plural possessor
		singular	plural
nominative		babynne	babynne
accusative	nom.	babynne	babynne
accusative	gen.	babynne	babynne
genitive		babynne	babyjenne
partitive		babyänne	babyjänne
inessive		babyssänne	babyissänne
elative		babystänne	babyistänne
illative		babyynne	babyihinne
adessive		babyllänne	babyillänne
ablative		babyltänne	babyiltänne
allative		babyllenne	babyillenne
essive		babynänne	babyinänne
translative		babyksenne	babyiksenne
abessive		babyttänne	babyittänne
instructive		—	—
comitative		—	babyinenne

third-person possessor
		singular	plural
nominative		babynsä	babynsä
accusative	nom.	babynsä	babynsä
accusative	gen.	babynsä	babynsä
genitive		babynsä	babyjensä
partitive		babyään babyänsä	babyjään babyjänsä
inessive		babyssään babyssänsä	babyissään babyissänsä
elative		babystään babystänsä	babyistään babyistänsä
illative		babyynsä	babyihinsä
adessive		babyllään babyllänsä	babyillään babyillänsä
ablative		babyltään babyltänsä	babyiltään babyiltänsä
allative		babylleen babyllensä	babyilleen babyillensä
essive		babynään babynänsä	babyinään babyinänsä
translative		babykseen babyksensä	babyikseen babyiksensä
abessive		babyttään babyttänsä	babyittään babyittänsä
instructive		—	—
comitative		—	babyineen babyinensä

Synonyms

(very young human) vauva
(term of endearment) kulta

French

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] English

Noun

baby m (plural babys)

Italian

Noun

baby m (uncountable)

child, baby, neonate
a small shot of whisky
tripod for a film camera

Adjective

baby (invariant)

For use by young children
Very young

Lower Sorbian

Pronunciation

(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) IPA^(key): [ˈbabɨ]

Noun

baby

(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) genitive singular of baba
(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) nominative plural of baba
(deprecated use of |lang= parameter) accusative plural of baba

Norwegian Bokmål

Norwegian Wikipedia has an article on:

Spedbarn

Wikipedia ^no

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] English baby

Noun

baby m (definite singular babyen, indefinite plural babyer, definite plural babyene)

a baby

Synonyms

spedbarn

Derived terms

babyolje

References

“baby” in The Bokmål Dictionary.

Norwegian Nynorsk

Norwegian Nynorsk Wikipedia has an article on:

Spedbarn

Wikipedia ⁿⁿ

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] English baby

Noun

baby m (definite singular babyen, indefinite plural babyar, definite plural babyane)

a baby

Synonyms

spedbarn

Derived terms

babyolje

References

“baby” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

Spanish

Noun

baby m (plural babys)

baby

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 *: Mandarin: {{t+|cmn|嬰兒|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|婴儿|tr=yīng'ér|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|娃娃|tr=wáwa|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|小娃娃|tr=xiǎowáwa|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|宝宝|tr=bǎobǎo|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|嬰幼兒|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|婴幼儿|tr=yīngyòu'ér|sc=Hani}}, {{t+|cmn|嬰孩}}, {{t+|cmn|婴孩|tr=yīnghái}}
 *: Min Nan: {{t|nan|嬰仔|sc=Hani}}, {{t|nan|婴仔|tr=iⁿ-á, eⁿ-á|sc=Hani}}
-*: Teochew: [[soi3 nou5gian2]]
+*: Teochew: {{t|und|細孥囝|tr=soi3 nou5gian2}}
 * Chiricahua: [[’áłchiné]] (Chiricahua); [[’éłchiné]] (Mescalero)
 * Chukchi: {{t|ckt|neneneng}}

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