The diminutive suffixes may be stacked to create forms going even further, for example, " malusieDki " is considered even smaller than " malusi " or " maleDki ".
22.
The first is that it derives from the tendency of Costa Ricans to use "-tico " as the diminutive suffix in Spanish instead of the more common and widely used "-ito ."
23.
Bodonchar or more accurately Butunchar ( Mongolian back vowel ? ) is a diminutive form of " butuchi " ( illegitimate child, misbegotten, bastard ) using the diminutive suffix "-nchar " while Munkhag means fool or simpleton.
24.
This could have developed out of proper names that were formed using the Hungarian diminutive suffix-i and that are used in spoken Slovak, and therefore is often homonymous with nominative ( semi-) diminutive forms of the names.
25.
A small number of nouns reflect an older diminutive suffix /-Ys / which has lost its diminutive meaning : " �xko�k "'snake'but with old diminutive suffix " axk�kYs "'insect .'
26.
A small number of nouns reflect an older diminutive suffix /-Ys / which has lost its diminutive meaning : " �xko�k "'snake'but with old diminutive suffix " axk�kYs "'insect .'
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More than one diminutives suffix can be applied to still add more emphasis : e . g . rei, " king " ?! reiet?( habitual epithet directed to a little child ); panxa " belly " ?! panxolineta
28.
It is composed of the root word " Lew " ( Sometimes spelled " Lev " ) meaning'Lion', and the Ukrainian diminutive suffix " Chuk " or " uk " meaning " son of " or " descendant of .
29.
2 . " Black Head " from " uiCeanndubhain "-descendant of the dark haired one . a byname meaning little black-headed one, from ceann head + dubh black + the diminutive suffix-�n.
30.
The Turkic origin theory is more plausible and traces the nickname to the Turkic root " aba " ( meaning " an uncle on the father's side " ), to which diminutive suffix "-a " was added.
