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The term 'Nymphet'(And the lesser used term Faunet) was popularized by Vladamir Nobovic through his controversial novel 'Lolita' published in 1955. It is commonly used to describe a 'Sexualised adoleacent girl', normally early on in puberty. The term derives from the greek word 'Nymph' meaning beautiful woman. Basically a nympet is a lusty, gorgeous, young girl. Nymphet can be applied to girls aging from nine to fourteen which is the age 'Lolita's main character Humbert Humbert lusted after.
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