A young eagle, especially one that is still in the nest or recently fledged.
From 'eagle' + '-let' diminutive suffix, which creates words for smaller or younger versions (piglet, leaflet, booklet). The suffix conveys smallness and often endearment.
The '-let' suffix is a handy tool in English—it instantly turns words into baby versions, which is why 'eaglet' works so well without needing a separate word, just like 'piglet' or 'owlet.'
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