child

Be careful, even one hook can finish you.

Every child with a mind is forced to study.

Women like children, men hate them both.

The term 女子 in Japanese refers to a girl or young woman, but the specific age range it covers can vary depending on the context. Generally, 女子 is used to refer to females from early childhood up to their late twenties.

In schools, 女子学生 refers to female students of any age, from elementary through university. In sports and other activities, 女子 might be used to distinguish female participants, again without strict age limits.

However, in more formal or official contexts, 女子 might be more closely associated with younger females, particularly those in the schooling age range up to young adulthood.

By looking at the nails of a child, you can see whether it is nourished well.

If you put a crown on a child, it will ruin its character.

You see a thick child hiding from the sun under a cliff.

Old children like filial piety, because they may soon profit from it themselves.

You see something rove in your direction. It's a child with a gun.