This is wonderful language!
It appears that as fnalytic language as English has a diminutival " - kin "
Here as well as in Russian could say:
"кастрюлька" (маленькая кастрюля) - pannikin
мамочкин (уменьшительно-ласкательный "принадлежащий маме" ) - Mammikin (your old Mammikin's joy)
This is wonder for me!
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This is wonderful language!
It appears that as analytic a language as English has a diminutive - 'kin'
Here as well as in Russian could say:
"кастрюлька" (маленькая кастрюля) - pannikin
мамочкин (уменьшительно-ласкательный "принадлежащий маме" ) - Mammikin (your old Mammikin's joy)
This is wonder for me!
[Nice work, Cassikin ;-)]
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I'm very thankful to you
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Other "-kin" words that I know are elfkin (a small elf), and devilkin (a small devil). This might be of interest to you: http://linguistlessons.blogspot.com/2011/02/kin.html
And an endearing term for one's beloved is "babykins".
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This is wonderful language!
It appears that as analytic a language as English has a diminutive - 'kin'
Here as well as in Russian could say:
"кастрюлька" (маленькая кастрюля) - pannikin
мамочкин (уменьшительно-ласкательный "принадлежащий маме" ) - Mammikin (your old Mammikin's joy)
This is wonder for me!
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