owlet

[ ou-lit ]

/ ˈaʊ lɪt /

a young owl.

little owl.

Origin of owlet

First recorded in 1535–45; owl + -et

For the rest, and as to details, only Owlet can tell 'em; but it's very clear to me he did what they say I did.

The Torch and Other Tales |Eden Phillpotts
But for a moment my mind was took off Bond by Owlet himself, and I couldn't somehow feel his story had the ring of truth about it.

The Torch and Other Tales |Eden Phillpotts
"I hope he did, then, and I'll tell you why," said Owlet to me.

The Torch and Other Tales |Eden Phillpotts
The next day the hawk carried the owlet back to his parents and left him near the nest.

Folk Stories from Southern Nigeria, West Africa |Elphinstone Dayrell

It came presently, the cry of the owlet repeated, as Gorlias had repeated it.

Arethusa |F. Marion Crawford

owlet

/ (ˈaʊlɪt) /

a young or nestling owl