A small bundle or binding, a diminutive form of bindle.
From Old English 'bindan' (to bind) + diminutive suffixes '-le' and '-et'. Adding '-et' to 'bindle' creates an even smaller version, following English patterns of scaling down with multiple diminutive markers.
English loves stacking diminutives—'bind' becomes 'bindle' becomes 'bindlet'—like Russian nesting dolls but with shrinking bundles, showing how creatively languages can express smallness!
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