Translation
girl, little girl, child (female)
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Word origin
Feminine of nino ('child'), generally held to come from a nursery word with the syllable ni-, imitating childish speech rather than a Latin etymon.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- nino
Grammar
Examples
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The girl learnt to read at the age of four.
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As a girl she always wanted to be a teacher or a doctor.
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She is a very intelligent and curious girl for her age.
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The little girls were painting together in the school garden.
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When she was a little girl she used to spend summers at the beach.
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Start your free week (no card)This word is taught in chapter 7, lesson 2: niña, próximo, pie and 7 more words.