-let
Frenchsmall, diminutive
Suffix · means "small, diminutive"
Roots often paired with -let
Associated Words · 23
vehicle
A machine for transporting people or goods; a means of expression
cigarette
A thin roll of tobacco wrapped in paper for smoking
barrel
A large cylindrical storage container; a gun barrel (n.); to move fast and uncontrolled (v.)
closet
A small storage room; to shut away privately; secret or undisclosed
candle
A wax stick with a wick burned for light
molecule
The smallest chemical unit of a substance
packet
A small package; a unit of data in a network
molecular
Relating to or consisting of molecules
bracelet
A decorative band or chain worn around the wrist
capsule
A small sealed container for medicine; a spacecraft compartment
tablet
A flat inscribed slab; a small pill; a portable touchscreen computer
cubicle
A small partitioned area within a larger room
droplet
A very small drop of liquid
leaflet
A small printed information sheet; to distribute such sheets
sonnet
A fourteen-line poem with a fixed rhyme scheme
asterisk
The star-shaped symbol (*); to mark with this symbol
citadel
A strong fortress above a city; a secure stronghold
granule
A small grain or tiny particle
ringlet
A small ring; a spiral curl of hair
operetta
A light, short opera with a comic story and spoken dialogue
circlet
A small decorative ring or band worn on the head
eaglet
A young eagle
spinet
A small, compact harpsichord or upright piano