minuscule in German
minuscule in German is Klein-, winzig, klitzeklein — minuscule means extremely small; tiny.
minuscule in German
Klein-
Written in minuscule handwriting style.
winzig
Very small; tiny.
klitzeklein
Very small; tiny.
Kleinbuchstabe
(countable) A lowercase letter.
Gemeinbuchstabe
(countable) A lowercase letter.
Gemeiner
(countable) A lowercase letter.
Minuskel
(uncountable) Either of the two medieval handwriting styles minuscule cursive and Caroline minuscule.
What does "minuscule" mean?
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adj Extremely small; tiny.
"The apartment had a minuscule kitchen, barely big enough for one person."
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noun A lowercase letter, or a style of small medieval handwriting.
"Caroline minuscule became the standard script across much of medieval Europe."
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minuscule in a sentence
- The apartment had a minuscule kitchen, barely big enough for one person.
- She noticed a minuscule crack in the vase.
- Caroline minuscule became the standard script across much of medieval Europe.
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What is "minuscule" in German?
"minuscule" in German is Klein-, winzig, klitzeklein. minuscule means: Extremely small; tiny.
How do you use "minuscule" in a sentence?
Example: "The apartment had a minuscule kitchen, barely big enough for one person." In German, "minuscule" is Klein-, winzig, klitzeklein.
Are there other ways to say "minuscule" in German?
Yes — German has 7 translations listed for "minuscule": Klein-, winzig, klitzeklein, Kleinbuchstabe, Gemeinbuchstabe, Gemeiner.
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