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The word "diminutive" can function as both an adjective and a noun.
The dimunitive teacher, yelled and bickered at the children because she was having a bad day.
The diminutive of "king" is "kinglet." A diminutive is a form of a word that conveys a slighter degree of its root meaning, to convey the smallness of the object or quality named, or to convey a sense of intimacy or endearment. In this case, adding the suffix "-let" to "king" creates the diminutive form "kinglet."
The word for a shortened form of a word is called a "contraction."
some thing that progressively gets smaller
The word "diminutive" can function as both an adjective and a noun.
A person or thing that is very small and tiny.
The dimunitive teacher, yelled and bickered at the children because she was having a bad day.
Bus IS the diminutive word. The original full word was omnibus.
Davy is a common diminutive of David and is heard very often.
Kitchenette.
a calf :)
A diminutive word is a form of a word that conveys a slighter degree of the quality or characteristic described by the root word, often implying smallness or affection. In many languages, diminutives are created through specific suffixes or alterations. For example, in English, "booklet" is a diminutive of "book," suggesting a smaller version. Diminutive forms can also reflect endearment, such as "kitty" for "kitten."
The diminutive canine quickly escaped the large cat's initial pounce.
Owlet
notelet
The diminutive word among the options is "micron." A diminutive word typically refers to something small or lesser in size, and "micron" denotes a unit of measurement equal to one millionth of a meter, indicating a very small scale. The other options do not convey this specific sense of smallness in the same way.