English evolved over time, even during the very long medieval period.
At first, English people spoke Old English (the language of the Saxons) and the word for a young, unmarried girl was mægdenor mǽden (pronounced almost the same as maiden).
After about 1150 people spoke early Middle English and the words used for a young girl were mai, maid, maide-child, maiden, maiden-child and wenche.
Maide-child is pronounced may-der-chilled.
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I personally like the definitive edition of the diary of a young girl anne frank, because there are a few German phrases they translate and theres also previously unpublished material Otto Frank kept to himself.
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"girl" in india tamil language ponnu means a girl
The little girl drinks/is drinking.
Young lady or young girl.
What a cute idea! Medieval costumes for young girls could be a damsel, a queen, a princess, a serving girl, a peasant, a sorceress, a more Shakespearean type witch, and for a famous Medieval girl how about Joan of Arc?
"Girl and horse" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase ragazza e cavallo. The feminine singular noun, conjunction, and masculine singular noun also translate into English as "young lady (young woman) and racehorse." The pronunciation will be "ra-GAT-tsa ey ka-VAL-lo" in Italian.
Ragazzina is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "young girl." The feminine singular noun also translates as "little girl" or "small girl" in English. The pronunciation will be "RA-gat-TSEE-na" in Pisan Italian.
"Une jeune fille" in French translates to "a young girl" in English.
The word fille in French is translated to girl in English. The word fille is traditonally pronounced as fee. The words belle fille translate to beautiful girl in English.
"La muchacha" translates to "the girl" in English.
It means, "Hello girl, I am very tired."
It means "young girl". Typically a girl between 13-25.