Is there a term in Turkish for a "spoiled child?" Someone who complains when she doesn't get her way?

Thanks, Sarah

Thanks very much. I've been whining about how hard it is to get all my paperwork and flight arrangements taken care of. I shouldn't, at least I'm going! Thanks again, SJ

Thanks, this is great. Any more for bad behavior?

And Stateside - the word is "spoiled." SJ

kerata

First meaning is "shoehorn", second is "rogue"...

I am not sure about rogue, but i hear "kerata" always for bad children... Sometimes with love...

Let's look an example (as always i do):

Uncle and nephew are playing... Nephew is running and uncle is following him and he screams:

Gel buraya kerata seni!
Come here, you kerata