younger sister

English

Noun

younger sister (plural younger sisters)

1. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see younger,‎ sister. (This entry is a translation hub.)

   Synonyms: little sister, kid sister

   Coordinate terms: younger brother, older brother, older sister

Translations

Translations

• Ainu: トゥレㇱ (tures) (of a male), マタキ (mataki) (of a female)
• Assamese: ভনী (bhoni)
• Bashkir: һеңле (heñle), һылыу (hılıw)
• Bengali: বোন (bn) (bōn)
• Burmese: ညီမ (my) (nyima.)
• Catalan: germana petita f
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 細妹／细妹 (sai³ mui^6-2), 妹 (mui^6-2)

  Dungan: мыймый (mɨymɨy)

  Hokkien: 小妹 (zh-min-nan) (sió-mōe)

  Mandarin: 妹妹 (zh) (mèimèi)

  Wu: 妹妹 (⁶me-me₆), 阿妹 (⁷aq-me)

• Finnish: pikkusisko
• French: petite sœur f, sœur cadette f
• German: kleine Schwester f
• Greenlandic: najak (of a male), nuka (of a female)
• Hungarian: húg (hu)
• Indonesian: adik perempuan
• Inuktitut: ᓇᔭᒃ (nayak) (of a male)
• Japanese: 妹 (ja) (いもうと, imōto) (for younger sisters in general or one's own), 妹さん (いもうとさん, imōto san) (polite, used when referring to someone else's younger sister)
• Javanese: nduk
• Kapampangan: wali, nang
• Khmer: ប្អូនស្រី (pʼoun srəy)
• Korean: 여동생(女同生) (ko) (yeodongsaeng), 누이동생(同生) (nu'idongsaeng), 동생(同生) (ko) (dongsaeng) (younger sibling, male or female)
• Kurdish:
  • Northern Kurdish: xweng (ku)
• Lao: ນ້ອງສາວ (nǭng sāo)
• Macedonian: помала сестра f (pomala sestra), помлада сестра f (pomlada sestra)
• Malayalam: അനുജത്തി (ml) (anujatti), അനിയത്തി (ml) (aniyatti)
• Manchu: ᠨᠣᠨ (non)
• Mongolian:

  Cyrillic: дүү (mn) (düü) (younger sibling, male or female)

• Nanai: нэку (neku)
• Portuguese: irmã mais nova
• Russian: мла́дшая сестра́ f (mládšaja sestrá), сестрёнка (ru) f (sestrjónka)
• Salar: siñil, siñni
• Southern Altai: сыйын (sïyïn)
• Spanish: hermana menor f, hermana pequeña f, hermanita f (affectionate)
• Swedish: lillasyster (sv)
• Tagalog: nenè (tl)
• Thai: น้องสาว (th) (nɔ́ɔng-sǎao)
• Tibetan: ནུ་མོ (nu mo), འོག་མ ('og ma), ཨོ་ལགས (o lags) (honorific)
• Turkish: kız kardeş (tr), bacı (tr)
• Turkmen: bajy (tk)
• Urdu: بَھینا f (bhainā) (endearing), بَہْنا f (bahnā) (diminutive)
• Uyghur: سىڭىل (ug) (si'ngil)
• Uzbek: singil (uz)
• Vietnamese: em (vi) (㛪 (vi)), em gái (vi) (㛪𡛔)
• Yup'ik: nayagaq (of a male)