Definition of piccaninny in English:

piccaninny

(US pickaninny)

nounPlural piccaninnies ˌpɪkəˈnɪniˈpɪkənɪniˈpɪkəˌnɪni

offensive

adjective ˌpɪkəˈnɪniˈpɪkənɪniˈpɪkəˌnɪni

archaic

Mid 17th century: from West Indian creole, from Spanish pequeño or Portuguese pequeno 'little', pequenino 'tiny'.

(British piccaninny) (also picaninny)

nounˈpikəˌninēˈpɪkəˌnɪni

offensive

adjectiveˈpikəˌninēˈpɪkəˌnɪni

archaic

Mid 17th century: from West Indian creole, from Spanish pequeño or Portuguese pequeno ‘little’, pequenino ‘tiny’.

词汇	piccaninny
释义	Definition of piccaninny in English: piccaninny (US pickaninny) nounPlural piccaninnies ˌpɪkəˈnɪniˈpɪkənɪniˈpɪkəˌnɪni offensive A small black child. adjective ˌpɪkəˈnɪniˈpɪkənɪniˈpɪkəˌnɪni archaic Very small. 〈古〉很小的 Origin Mid 17th century: from West Indian creole, from Spanish pequeño or Portuguese pequeno 'little', pequenino 'tiny'. Definition of pickaninny in US English: pickaninny (British piccaninny) (also picaninny) nounˈpikəˌninēˈpɪkəˌnɪni offensive A small black child. adjectiveˈpikəˌninēˈpɪkəˌnɪni archaic Very small. 〈古〉很小的 Origin Mid 17th century: from West Indian creole, from Spanish pequeño or Portuguese pequeno ‘little’, pequenino ‘tiny’.
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