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• /ˈtaɪni/
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From Middle English tine, tyne (“very small”) + -y. Perhaps from tine.

133 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: دَقِيق (daqīq) — very small
• Aragonese: chicot — very small
• Armenian: պստլիկ (pstlik) — very small
• Armenian: պստիկ (pstik) — very small
• Armenian: փոքրիկ (pʻokʻrik) — very small
• Assamese: অকণমানি (okonmani) — very small
• Assamese: খুদ (khud) — very small
• Asturian: menudu — very small
• Asturian: piquirrisquín — very small
• Asturian: pirrisquín — very small
• Asturian: nanu — very small
• Azerbaijani: kiçicik — very small
• Azerbaijani: çıqqılı — very small
• Belarusian: малю́сенькі (maljúsjenʹki) — very small
• Belarusian: малю́хны (maljúxny) — very small
• Belarusian: мале́нечкі (maljénječki) — very small
• Belarusian: мале́нькі (maljénʹki) — very small
• Belarusian: дро́бны (dróbny) — very small
• Bulgarian: мъничък (mǎničǎk) — very small
• Burmese: နုပ် (nup) — very small
• Burmese: ဖျ (hpya.) — very small
• Catalan: minúscul — very small
• Chinese Cantonese: 係小 /系小 (hai6 siu2) — very small
• Chinese Cantonese: 細小 /细小 (sai3 siu2) — very small
• Chinese Cantonese: 微細 /微细 (mei4 sai3) — very small
• Chinese Mandarin: 細小 /细小 (xìxiǎo) — very small
• Chinese Mandarin: 微細 /微细 (wēixì) — very small
• Chinese Mandarin: 小小 (xiǎoxiǎo) — very small
• Chinese Mandarin: 孑孑 (jiéjié) — very small
• Czech: maličký — very small
• Czech: malinký — very small
• Danish: bittesmå — very small
• Dutch: piepklein — very small
• Esperanto: eta — very small
• Finnish: pikkuinen — very small
• French: minuscule — very small
• Georgian: პაწია (ṗac̣ia) — very small
• Georgian: პაწაწა (ṗac̣ac̣a) — very small
• Georgian: ციცქნა (cickna) — very small
• Georgian: პაწაწინა (ṗac̣ac̣ina) — very small
• Georgian: პაწაწკინტელა (ṗac̣ac̣ḳinṭela) — very small
• German: winzig — very small
• Greek: μικροσκοπικός (mikroskopikós) — very small
• Hebrew: קְטַנְטַן (k'tantán) — very small
• Hebrew: זַעְרוּרִי (za'rurí) — very small
• Hebrew: פִּצְפּוֹן (pitzpón) — very small
• Hindi: नन्हा (nanhā) — very small
• Hungarian: apró — very small
• Icelandic: pínulítill — very small
• Igbo: ìmùlimu — very small
• Igbo: kịrịkịrị — very small
• Ingrian: pikkarain — very small
• Ingrian: napakka — very small
• Irish: bídeach — very small
• Italian: minuscolo — very small
• Italian: piccolo — very small
• Italian: piccino — very small
• Italian: minuto — very small
• Italian: microscopico — very small
• Japanese: ちっぽけな (chippoke na) — very small
• Japanese: 小さい (chīsai) — very small
• Kazakh: майда (maida) — very small
• Kazakh: титтей (tittei) — very small
• Kazakh: құрттай (qūrttai) — very small
• Kazakh: құртақандай (qūrtaqandai) — very small
• Kazakh: құйтақандай (qūitaqandai) — very small
• Khmer: តូច (touc) — very small
• Khmer: ល្អិត (lʼət) — very small
• Khmer: តូចតាច (touc taac) — very small
• Korean: 조그맣다 (jogeumata) — very small
• Central Kurdish: ورد (wird) — very small
• Lao: ຂໍ້ຫລໍ້ (khǭ lǭ) — very small
• Lao: ອະນຸ (ʼa nu) — very small
• Latin: parvulus — very small
• Latin: pauxillus — very small
• Latin: minūtus — very small
• Latin: pusillus — very small
• Latvian: sīks — very small
• Macedonian: малечок (malečok) — very small
• Macedonian: малецок (malecok) — very small
• Macedonian: ситен (siten) — very small
• Khiamniungan Naga: hà — very small
• Norwegian Bokmål: bittesmå — very small
• Persian: خرد (xord) — very small
• Persian: ریز (riz) — very small
• Persian: کوچولو (kučulu) — very small
• Plautdietsch: grennauzje — very small
• Polish: malutki — very small
• Polish: tyci — very small
• Polish: drobny — very small
• Portuguese: minúsculo — very small
• Portuguese: muito pequeno — very small
• Romanian: minuscul — very small
• Romanian: micuț — very small
• Russian: кро́шечный (króšečnyj) — very small
• Russian: кро́хотный (króxotnyj) — very small
• Russian: малю́сенький (maljúsenʹkij) — very small
• Russian: ме́лкий (mélkij) — very small
• Scots: wee — very small
• Scots: peedie — very small
• Scots: peerie — very small
• Scottish Gaelic: mean — very small
• Scottish Gaelic: meanbh — very small
• Scottish Gaelic: mion — very small
• Serbo-Croatian: мајушан — very small
• Serbo-Croatian: majušan — very small
• Sicilian: nicuzzu — very small
• Sicilian: nicareḍḍu — very small
• Slovak: maličký — very small
• Slovene: drobcen — very small
• Spanish: diminuto — very small
• Spanish: minúsculo — very small
• Spanish: pequeñito — very small
• Swedish: pytteliten — very small
• Tamil: சின்னி (ciṉṉi) — very small
• Thai: จี๊ด (jíit) — very small
• Thai: นิด (nít) — very small
• Thai: จิ๋ว (jǐu) — very small
• Tocharian B: totka — very small
• Turkish: küçük — very small
• Turkish: minik — very small
• Turkish: minnacık — very small
• Turkish: mini mini — very small
• Turkish: küçücük — very small
• Ukrainian: кри́хітний (krýxitnyj) — very small
• Ukrainian: малю́сінький (maljúsinʹkyj) — very small
• Ukrainian: дрібни́й (dribnýj) — very small
• Vietnamese: tí hon — very small
• Volapük: vemo smalik — very small
• Welsh: bach — very small
• Welsh: pitw — very small
• Welsh: mân — very small
• German: Kleinkind — small child