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1. (adj.) tiny
very small; minute.
Etymology: (1590–1600; late ME tine (of obscure orig.) + -y1)
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1. (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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1. (adjective) tiny
≠ enormous
a tiny speck of dust; The baby seemed so tiny.
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1. tiny
very small; little; puny
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Sense: very small
a tiny insect.
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 Afrikaans: piepklein |
 Arabic: صَغير جِدا |
 Bulgarian: мъничък |
 Brazilian: pequenino |
 Czech: drobný |
 German: winzig |
 Danish: lillebitte |
 Greek: μικροσκοπικός |
 Spanish: minúsculo, pequeñísimo, d |
 Estonian: tilluke |
 Farsi: ریز |
 Finnish: pikkuruinen |
 French: minuscule |
 Hebrew: זָעִיר |
 Hindi: बहुत छोटा |
 Croatian: malen, sićušan |
 Hungarian: apró |
 Indonesian: kecil |
 Icelandic: ofurlítill |
 Italian: piccolo |
 Japanese: 小さな |
 Korean: 매우 작은 |
 Lithuanian: mažutis |
 Latvian: sīks; mazītiņš |
 Malay: sangat kecil |
 Dutch: uiterst klein |
 Norwegian: knøttliten |
 Polish: drobny |
 Persian: ریز |
 Pashto: ډېر كوچنى، وړوكى، موناني |
 Portuguese: pequenino |
 Romanian: micuţ |
 Russian: крошечный |
 Slovak: drobný |
 Slovenian: drobcen |
 Serbian: sićušan |
 Swedish: pytteliten |
 Thai: เล็กมาก |
 Turkish: küçücük |
 Taiwanese: 微小的 |
 Ukrainian: мініатюрний, крихітний |
 Urdu: معمولي، ننھا سا |
 Vietnamese: nhỏ xíu |
 Chinese: 微小的 |
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