A small gurgle or bubbling sound; possibly a small water vessel with a narrow spout that produces gurgling sounds when poured.
From 'gurgle' plus the diminutive suffix '-et,' creating a term for either a small version of something or a small, cute sound. May be related to vessels used in South Asia.
Gurglet demonstrates how English uses diminutive suffixes like '-let' (as in 'booklet' or 'droplet') to create new words—it's a productive pattern that helps speakers name smaller or cuter versions of things.
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