Lass (noun)

1. A young woman or girl, especially one from a working-class background.
2. A female sweetheart or girlfriend.

Origin:

From middle english 'lasse' meaning 'young girl'.

Examples:

1. The young lass was known for her infectious smile and kind heart.
2. The lass worked hard to support her family and save for her future.
3. The young man was smitten with the lass he met at the dance.
4. The lass and the lad were childhood sweethearts who grew up to be married.
5. The lass was proud of her heritage and worked to preserve the traditions of her community.