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diminutive: adjective and adverb
diminutive: noun
diminutive

diminutive ADJ

diminutive

diminutive

صَغِير الحَجْمِ

diminutive

شديد الصغر

diminutive

مُصَغَّر

diminutive N LING

diminutive

زِيَادَة يَاء سَاكِنَة بَعْد ثَانِي الْاِسْم مَعَ تَغْيِير هَيْئَتِهِ لِغَرَض

diminutive

diminutive

اِسْمُ تَصْغِير

diminutive

مُنَمْنَم

diminutive

diminutive

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The large proportion of extremely diminutive species in the arid region is remarkable. en.wikipedia.org

A diminutive form ("musichetto") was also occasionally used. en.wikipedia.org

When a bend or bend sinister, or one of their diminutives, is chequy, the chequers follow the direction of the bend unless otherwise specified. en.wikipedia.org

This diminutive, roughly hewn church still stands, although its present-day exquisite look is the result of recent restoration. en.wikipedia.org

Even diminutive woodcuts, be they portraits or landscapes, bear the mark of his spirited style. en.wikipedia.org

Nowadays one can find reflectors of all possible shapes and colours, as design and fashion industries have turned their faces towards this diminutive gadget. en.wikipedia.org

The diminutive aircraft measured 14ft10inm 2 long; the folding wings spanned 21ft m. en.wikipedia.org

Eddy could also be a diminutive of any one of these names. en.wikipedia.org

The cause of their diminutive size is unknown, but diet and endogamous marriage practices have been cited. en.wikipedia.org

The diminutive form of the word is borghetto (little borgo), from which the contracted term ghetto derived. en.wikipedia.org

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