- anglicky: girl (en)
- Albanian: vajze
- Arabic: Šablóna:ARchar (bint) f
- Basque: neska
- Breton: plac'h f, plac'hed Šablóna:p; note: after article in the singular, this is plac'h rather than blac'h
- Catalan: noia f, nena f (little girl), xiqueta, al.lota f
- CJK Characters: 妞
- Chinese: 女孩儿 (nǚháir), 女孩子 (nǚháizi), 姑娘, 女儿
- Danish: pige Šablóna:c
- Czech: holka f, děvče n, dívka f
- Dutch: meisje n
- Esperanto: knabino
- Faroese: genta f
- Finnish: tyttö
- French: fille f, jeune fille f
- Frisian: famke n
- German: Mädchen n
- Greek (Modern): κορίτσι (korítsi) n
- Greek (Ancient): κόρη (kóri) f
- Guarani: kuñataĩ, mitãkuña
- Hebrew: בחורה (bahura) f, ילדה (yalda) f
- Hungarian: lány
- Indonesian: anak perempuan
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- Interlingua: puera (child)
- Irish: cailín
- Italian: bambina f (child); ragazza f (adolescent)
- Japanese: 女の子 (おんなのこ, onná-no-ko), 少女 (しょうじょ, shōjo)
- Korean: 여자 (yeoja)
- Latin: puella f
- Latvian: meitene f
- Luganda: omuwala
- Norwegian (bokmål): jente m/f, pike m
- Norwegian (nynorsk): jente f
- Novial: puera
- Polish: dziewczyna f
- Portuguese: menina f (child); moça f, rapariga f (adolescent)
- Romanian: fată f, copilă f (child)
- Russian: девочка (dévočka) f, девушка (dévuška) f
- Spanish: niña f, muchacha f, chica f
- Swedish: flicka Šablóna:c, tjej Šablóna:c, jänta Šablóna:c
- Tupinambá: kunhãta'ĩ (child); kunhãmuku (adolescent)
- Welsh: bachgennes f, geneth f
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