• Breton: merc'h, plac'h
• Finnish: tyttö
• French: demoiselle, fille, jeune fille i child, fillette i child, jeune femme
• German: Mädchen i child, Jungfrau
• Irish: cailín , maighdean
• Scottish Gaelic: caileag i child, nighean, nighneag i child, gruagach , rìbhinn
• Spanish: chica, chiquita, niña i child, muchacha, señorita
• Welsh: geneth i child, merch, rhiain

• See sweetheart

Usage notes

Still prevalent in Northern English dialects such as Geordie and Northumbrian.

Related terms

• buffer lass
• lad
• lassie

References

Lass may refer to:

In fictional characters:

• George Lass, a fictional character on Dead Like Me
• Lightning Lass, a fictional superheroine
• Shadow Lass, a fictional superheroine

People with the surname Lass:

• Donna Lass (born c. 1945), possible victim of the Zodiac Killer

Other:

• The Bonnie Lass o' Fyvie, a Scottish folk song
• Jack the Lass, an all-female English rock band
• Solway Lass, a two-master tall ship
• The Tullaghmurray Lass, a prawn fishing boat lost near Northern Ireland

Lass may also be:

• Girl

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