riquiño
/riˈkiɲʊ/
GALIÇYACA → TR
Tanım
•cute, charming (diminutive of rico)
Diğer Dillerde
Almancaniedlich /ˈniːtlɪç/
cute, pretty, charming, adorable · tiny, minute
çekim: karşılaştırma niedlicher · üstünlük am niedlichsten
eş: goldig, hübsch, liebenswert, putzig, reizend, süß
köken: An originally Low and Central German word from Middle Low German nǖtlīk (“delicious, delicate”) and Central Franconian Middle High German nītlīche, late Central Middle High German niethlīchen (“eagerly”). It is then from Old Saxon niudlīko (“eagerly”) (compare Old English nēodlīċe), Proto-West Germanic *niudi (“desire, eagerness”), equivalent to nied + -lich. More at English needly.
aile: Niedlichkeit
İspanyolcaatractivo, atrayente, encantador, enternecedor, entrañable, entrañal (disused) /atɾaɡˈtibo/
attractive, appealing · engaging
çekim: çoğul atractivos
eş: seductor, cautivador, encanto, donaire, gracia
köken: Borrowed from Latin attractīvus. Cognate with English attractive.
aile: atractivamente, atractividad
nice · cute · pretty
çekim: üstünlük carinissimo
eş: attraente, bellino, delizioso, gradevole, grazioso, leggiadro
köken: From caro + -ino.
Felemenkçevertederend
onvoltooid deelwoord van vertederen
İsveççeälskvärd
lovable, amiable (having a generally pleasing disposition, easy to like)
çekim: karşılaştırma älskvärdare · üstünlük älskvärdast
köken: älska (“love”) + -värd (“-worthy”)
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Ukraynacaпестли́вий
Fincehellyttävä, rakastettava /ˈhelːytːæʋæ/
endearing
çekim: karşılaştırma hellyttävämpi · üstünlük hellyttävin
aile: hellyttävästi
Çekçemilý, rozkošný, roztomilý /ˈmɪliː/
kind · dear
çekim: karşılaştırma milejší · üstünlük nejmilejší
eş: příjemný, laskavý, přátelský, fajn, hezký, drahý
köken: Inherited from Old Czech milý, from Proto-Slavic *milъ, from Proto-Balto-Slavic *meiʔlos, from Proto-Indo-European *meyl-.
To je od Vás milé.
Rumenceduioasă, duios, înduioșătoare, înduioșător /duˈjos/
doleful, sorrowful, woeful · tender, soft · fond, endearing, loving
köken: From a Vulgar Latin root *doliōsus, ultimately from Latin dolor or dolēre. Compare Italian doglioso, Friulian duliôs. Also possibly from an unattested, lost Romanian word *doi, from Vulgar Latin *dolium, from Latin cordolium.
aurous (containing gold) · gilded (adorned, covered or decorated with gold) · golden, gold-colored
çekim: karşılaştırma aranyosabb · üstünlük legaranyosabb
köken: From arany (“gold”) + -os (adjective-forming suffix).
aile: aranyosan, aranyoska, aranyosság, aranyosbarna, aranyosszőke, aranyosvörös, aranyoszöld, aranyos bábrabló, aranyos elefántcickány, aranyos futrinka
İrlandacamuirneach, taitneamhach /ˈmˠɞɾˠn̠ʲa(x)/
tender, fond, loving, affectionate · beloved · caressing
çekim: karşılaştırma muirní · üstünlük is muirní
köken: From Middle Irish muirnech. By surface analysis, muirn + -ach.
aile: muirnigh
mimateoha
Etimoloji
From rico (“rich, tasty”) + -iño, suffix which has a diminutive and affective value.