baby
The meaning (definition) of the word baby
a very small child who cannot walk or talk yet
The word baby used in a sentence
“A baby needs milk and a soft place to sleep every day.”
Words that mean the same as baby (synonyms)
infantnewborn
Words that mean the opposite of baby (antonyms)
adultgrown-up
The plural of the word baby
babies
How the word baby is said around the world
| French | bébé (baybay) |
| Spanish | bebé (bayvay) |
| Mandarin | 婴儿 (yīng ér) |
| Hindi | बच्चा (bukyah) |
| Arabic | طفل (teefl) |
| Russian | малыш (malysh) |
| Portuguese (EU) | bebê (bibay) |
| Portuguese (BR) | bebê (baybay) |
| Japanese | 赤ちゃん (akachan) |
| German | Baby (baybee) |
| Urdu | بچہ (bukyah) |
| Punjabi | ਬੱਚਾ (bukyah) |
| Korean | 아기 (agi) |
| Hebrew | תִינוֹק (teeynohk) |
| Greek | μωρό (moro) |
| Dutch | Baby (baybee) |
| Tagalog | sanggol (sahnggohl) |
| Vietnamese | Đứa bé (dewuhur beur) |
| Turkish | Bebek (baybek) |
| Persian | نوزاد (nohzahd) |
| Polish | Dziecko (jetskaw) |
| Ukrainian | дитина (dytyna) |
| Bengali | শিশু (sheeshoo) |
| Swedish | baby (bahbew) |
| Italian | Bambino (bahmbeenoh) |
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