No. 7,746 in Polish
malutka
"Malutka" means "very small" or "tiny" in English.
In a sentence
Mam malutką kaczuszkę.
I have a tiny duckling.
Here, 'malutką' is an adjective in instrumental case, modifying the feminine noun 'kaczuszkę' (duckling). It refers to the small size of the duckling.
Jej malutka torebka była schowana pod stołem.
Her tiny handbag was hidden under the table.
In this sentence, 'malutka' acts as an adjective, describing the noun 'torebka' (handbag), indicating its small size.
Nasze dzieci są jeszcze malutkie.
Our children are still tiny.
Here, 'malutkie' is the plural neuter form of the adjective 'malutki,' used to describe the size of 'nasze dzieci' (our children).
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