toddler

English

toddle (“walk unsteadily”) +‎ -er (“(agent)”) – literally “one who walks unsteadily”, hence a young child.

toddler (plural toddlers)

A young child who has started walking but not fully mastered it, typically between one and three years old.

young human child

Arabic: طِفْل فِي أَوَّل مِشْيَة‎ m (ṭifl fī ʾawwal mišya)
Egyptian Arabic: طفل بيحبى‎ m (ṭefl beyéḥbi)
Catalan: nen (ca) m
Chinese:
Mandarin: 幼兒 (zh), 幼儿 (zh) (yòu'ér), 小孩 (zh) (xiǎohái), 小孩子 (zh) (xiǎoháizi), 小孩兒 (zh), 小孩儿 (zh) (xiǎoháir), 学步期儿童
Czech: batole (cs) n
Danish: småbarn n
Dutch: peuter (nl) m or f
Esperanto: etulo (eo)
Finnish: taapero (fi), napero, ipana, paapero
French: bambin (fr) m, bambine (fr) f
Galician: meniño (gl) m, meniña (gl) f
German: Kleinkind (de) n
Greek: νήπιο (el) n (nípio)
Hebrew: פעוט‎ (he) m, זאטוט‎ (he) m
Hungarian: tipegő (hu)
Icelandic: smábarn (is) n
Irish: imeachtaí linbh m, lapadán m
Italian: bambino (it) m, bambina (it) f, piccolo (it) m, piccola (it) f, trotterellino (it) m, trottolino (it) m

Japanese: 幼児 (ja) (ようじ, yōji), 子供 (ja) (こども, kodomo)
Korean: please add this translation if you can
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: نۆپێچکە‎ (nopêçke), پێڕەوکە‎ (pêrrewke), پێخولە‎ (pêxule)
Maori: kōhungahunga
Norwegian: tulle (no)
Bokmål: småbarn n

Nynorsk: småbarn n
Persian: نوپا‎ (fa) (novpâ)
Polish: maluch (pl) m, maluszek (pl) m
Portuguese: criancinha f, bebê (pt) m or f
Romanian: copil mic (ro) m
Russian: ребёнок (ru) m (rebjónok) (начина́ющий ходи́ть), дитя́ (ru) n (ditjá), ползуно́к (ru) m (polzunók), карапу́з (ru) m (karapúz) (colloquial)
Spanish: niño (es)
Swedish: småbarn (sv) n
Vietnamese: please add this translation if you can
Welsh: plentyn bach m
West Frisian: beuker n
Zulu: ingane class 9/10

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