little girl

English

little girl (plural little girls)

A female child, especially one younger than ten years of age.
A weak-willed person.
May 1 2000, TV.com - Holy Crap! Episode Recap
Laurie tells him to stop being such a little girl and do something bad for once.

a female child

Belarusian: дзяўчы́нка f (dzjaŭčýnka)
Breton: plac'hig (br) f, merc'hig (br) f
Burmese: ကောင်မလေး (my) (kaungma.le:)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 小女孩 (xiǎonǚhái), 女孩子 (zh) (nǚháizi)
Czech: holčička (cs) f
Dutch: meisje (nl) n
Finnish: pikkutyttö (fi)
French: fillette (fr) f, jeune fille (fr) f, petite (fr) f, gamine (fr) f
German: Mädchen (de) n
Greek: κοριτσάκι (el) n (koritsáki)
Hungarian: kislány (hu)
Irish: cailín (ga) m, cailíneog f
Italian: bambina (it) f
Japanese: 女の子 (ja) (おんなのこ, onna no ko), 女児 (ja) (じょじ, joji)
Korean: 소녀 (ko) (sonyeo)
Marathi: लहान मुलगी f (lahāna mulagī)
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Norwegian:
Bokmål: småjente m or f, lita / liten (no) jente (no) m or f / pike (no) m or f

Nynorsk: småjente f, lita jente f
Occitan: filheta f, drolleta f
Old English: mægþ f, mægdenċild n
Polish: dziewczynka (pl) f
Portuguese: menininha (pt) f, garotinha f, miúda (pt) f
Romanian: fetiță (ro) f
Russian: де́вочка (ru) f (dévočka)
Scottish Gaelic: caileag (gd) f, nighneag (gd) f
Southern Altai: кызычак (kızıçak)
Spanish: niña (es) f, chica (es) f, chiquita (es) f, chiquitina f, nena (es) f
Swedish: flicka (sv) c, flickebarn (sv) n, tös (sv) c, jänta (sv) c, tjej (sv) c
Ukrainian: ді́вчинка f (dívčynka)
Vietnamese: please add this translation if you can
Welsh: merchig f, geneth (cy) f, genethig f