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rabbity

rabbity

7.3
Like a place or thing that has many small hopping animals with long ears
  • adjective
  • /ˈræbɪti/
translation icon : parecido a un conejo
  • The children's room was decorated with cuddly toys that had a rabbity theme.

Examples

  • He wore a warm sweater with a rabbity pattern that made him look cozy.

  • The garden was filled with rabbity creatures hopping around happily.

  • Like a sort of rabbity sort of rabbity eyes.

Synonyms

rabbitlike
vsrabbity
3.2

Having long ears, a twitching nose, and a soft tail like a rabbit

focuses more on appearance, behavior, or abundance of that animal

How Rabbitlike

rabbity
7.3

Surface Forms

rabbity positive

Morphology

rabbity = rabbit (transparent) = rabbit + y

Formed productively from the noun 'rabbit' with the adjectival suffix '-y' meaning 'having the quality of' and is directly interpretable.

Etymology

Rabbity comes from the animal name rabbit plus the ending -y, which means 'full of' or 'like'. So, just as 'leafy' means 'full of leaves', rabbity means 'full of rabbits' or 'like a rabbit'.