-let
suffix/-lət/
Etymology From Middle English -let, -elet, from Old French -elet, a double diminutive from Old French -el + -et.
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Morpheme A diminutive suffix.
- booklet, a small book
- applet, a small computer application
3 more examples
- owlet, a small (young) owl
- piglet, a small (young) pig
- manlet, a short man
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Morpheme Piece; as in a suit of armor.
- bracelet, the "arm piece" or "arm protector"
- gauntlet, the "glove piece" or "glove protector"
1 more example
- epaulet, the "shoulder piece" or "shoulder protector"