Dickie

/ˈdɪki/ noun

A false shirt front or collar worn to look formal without wearing a full shirt, or a small donkey (British).

For the shirt meaning: likely from the nickname 'Dick' for Richard, with the suffix '-ie.' For the donkey meaning: from Dickie as a diminutive form. The origins are unclear but may relate to working animals.

AMקטן
ARصغير
BNছোট
CApetit
CSmalý
DAlille
DEkleiner
ELμικρός
ESpequeño
FAکوچک
FI pieni
FRpetit
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