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1. (n.) midget
(not in technical use) an extremely small person having normal physical proportions.
2. midget
any animal or thing that is very small for its kind.
3. (adj.) midget
very small or of a class below the usual size; miniature.
Etymology: (1850–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) dwarf, midget, nanus
a person who is markedly small
2. (adj) bantam, diminutive, lilliputian, midget, petite, tiny, flyspeck
very small
"diminutive in stature"; "a lilliputian chest of drawers"; "her petite figure"; "tiny feet"; "the flyspeck nation of Bahrain moved toward democracy"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) midget
a minute bloodsucking fly
2. (noun) midget
a very diminutive person
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Sense: a person who is fully developed but has not grown to normal height.
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 Afrikaans: dwerg |
 Arabic: قَزْم، شَيء أصْغَر من الم |
 Bulgarian: джудже |
 Brazilian: anão |
 Czech: trpaslík |
 German: der Zwerg |
 Danish: dværg |
 Greek: νάνος |
 Spanish: enano |
 Estonian: kääbus |
 Farsi: ادم بسیار قد کوتاه |
 Finnish: kääpiö |
 French: nain, naine |
 Hebrew: גַמָד, נַנָס |
 Hindi: बौना आदमी |
 Croatian: patuljak |
 Hungarian: törpe |
 Indonesian: orang katai |
 Icelandic: dvergur |
 Italian: nano |
 Japanese: こびと |
 Korean: 난쟁이, 꼬마 |
 Lithuanian: neūžauga, liliputas |
 Latvian: punduris; liliputs |
 Malay: orang kerdil |
 Dutch: dwerg |
 Norwegian: småvokst menneske |
 Polish: karzeł |
 Persian: ادم بسیار قد کوتاه |
 Pashto: ټيټ قد لرونكى |
 Portuguese: anão |
 Romanian: pitic |
 Russian: карлик |
 Slovak: trpaslík |
 Slovenian: pritlikavec |
 Serbian: kepec |
 Swedish: dvärg |
 Thai: คนแคระ |
 Turkish: cüce |
 Taiwanese: 侏儒 |
 Ukrainian: карлик, ліліпут |
 Urdu: بونا |
 Vietnamese: người lùn |
 Chinese: 矮人，侏儒 |
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