How to Say “Little Girl” in Hungarian

kislány
[ˈkiʃlaːɲ]
The Hungarian word for "little girl" is kislány.
kislány is used to refer to a female child.
Meaning: a female child (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of kislány is kislányok. When the little girl is the direct object of a sentence, the word takes the suffix -t to become kislányt. To mean "to the little girl" in a dative sense, use kislánynak. If you are expressing motion towards the little girl, use the form kislányhoz.

Did you know?

  • Because Hungarian lacks grammatical gender, the word kislány is the primary way to signal that the child is female, as the word 'child' itself is gender-neutral.
  • In traditional Hungarian folk songs, lány is frequently used as a poetic trope for youth and purity.
  • If you want to call out to a little girl affectionately, you might use the diminutive form kislányka, which adds an extra layer of endearment.

Examples in context

  • Ő csak egy kislány.
    She is just a little girl.
    This sentence uses kislány to describe a child.
    Tatoeba #4946584 by Aleksandro40, translation #4404738 by Evie
  • Mary nagyon kötődik a kislányhoz.
    Mary is very attached to the little girl.
    This sentence uses kislányhoz to show attachment or direction towards the girl.
    Tatoeba #669115 by szaby78, translation #31983 by CN
  • Hány babád volt, amikor kislány voltál?
    How many dolls did you have when you were a little girl?
    This sentence uses kislány to refer to a girl's past state.
    Tatoeba #6974427 by kiseva33, translation #6108333 by CK
  • Láttad, hogy milyen cuki a kislány?
    Did you see how cute the little girl is?
  • Igen, nagyon aranyos!
    Yes, she is adorable!
  • Gyere ide, kislány!
    Come here, little girl!
  • Hogy vagy, picurka?
    How are you, wee one?
  • 9 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Tamás and Anna are looking at a photograph.

  1. Tamás

    Ki ez a kislány a képen?
    Who is this little girl in the picture?
  2. Anna

    Ez a kislány a húnoma.
    This little girl is my sister.
  3. Tamás

    Nagyon édes kislány!
    What a sweet little girl!
  4. Anna

    Köszönöm, ő nagyon szereti játszani.
    Thank you, she loves to play.

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