What is the word BABY in your language ?

[koolkat]

Hello everyone

I am setting up a website and need an original and funky name !

What is the word "BABY" in your language ?

Please give me both the proper word and any slang words you have in your language.

Hopefully your input will give me some bright ideas

Bairn! Scottish like lol

baban
crwt
bychan

Welsh

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aka-chan (I think) is Japanese. Literal translation is "red thing" - which is most apt for newborns!

moondog - is the first pronounced as it's written BA BAN ??

Being Welsh, you never know how it's pronounced

Yes kk

hk - DS was very purple - probably beacuse he was freezing cold !

In Bengali, baby is "baicha"

Bebelus (pr. bebeloosh)
Bebita (pr. bebitza)
Prunc (pr. proonc)

Forgot to say that's in Romanian.

Pickney is West-Indian - means child.

chokru = in gujrati means child

Tamariki ('child' in Maori)
kuds (kids in an NZ accent )

"Bebek" in Turkish.

In Sri Lanka, Sinhalese is Baba

"Leanbh" in Irish, pronounced "lyaniv"

The most common cutesy term for baby in French is bout de chou, meaning piece of cabbage

There's pitchoune or pitchounet(te) in French, too.
Or marmaille in Fr créole.

Oh yes, forgot about that one AA. Prefer it to bout de chou

it's Baby in German, but sounds more like 'Bebee'

In Italian yes, is BAMBINO/A, but generally little children say BIMBO/A
(so I have to stop my child to say that in England, because they told me here is a bad word?) and also
NEONATO (just born)
LATTANTE (from latte=milk)
PARGOLO (Italian old style)
MARMOCCHIO (colloquial old style)
PUTEO (slang from Venezia)
CRIATURA (slang from Napoli and South Italy)
PISCHELLETTO (slang from ROMA)

In Hebrew: tinook, although the 'oo' is more like the 'oo' in 'look'. Or yeladim means children (yeled for a boy, yelda for a girl).

moro in greek

with the accent on the last o. and the r very slightly rolled!

bosnian: beba (baby), mali (little one), draga (dear one - female)