A very small dot or tiny point; a diminutive dot.
From 'dot' + '-let' (diminutive suffix, from Old French '-et'). Another way English creates 'small' versions of words, like 'booklet' or 'droplet'.
'Dotlet' and 'dotkin' show two different ancient ways English forms tiny versions—'-let' comes from French while '-kin' comes from Germanic roots, reflecting England's mixed linguistic heritage.
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