"i-Dötzchen" meaning in German

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Noun

IPA: /ˈiːˌdœts.çən/ Audio: De-i-Dötzchen.ogg
Etymology: Partial calque of Central Franconian i-Dötzje (“first-year pupil”), from the letter i, which was traditionally the first letter that school children learnt, and the noun Dotz (“little, often chubby, child”). This word’s original meaning is "knob, bump", it being probably cognate with Dutch dot, English dot. The word i-Dötzje might therefore alternatively be derived from i-Dotz meaning "dot of the i", as has been proposed; but neither is this latter sense in general use, nor does the derivation suggest itself semantically. Etymology templates: {{pcal|de|gmw-cfr|i-Dötzje||first-year pupil}} Partial calque of Central Franconian i-Dötzje (“first-year pupil”), {{m|gmw-cfr|Dotz||little, often chubby, child}} Dotz (“little, often chubby, child”), {{cog|nl|dot}} Dutch dot, {{cog|en|dot}} English dot Head templates: {{de-noun|n}} i-Dötzchen n (strong, genitive i-Dötzchens, plural i-Dötzchen) Inflection templates: {{de-ndecl|n}} Forms: i-Dötzchens [genitive], i-Dötzchen [plural], strong [table-tags], i-Dötzchen [nominative, singular], i-Dötzchen [definite, nominative, plural], i-Dötzchens [genitive, singular], i-Dötzchen [definite, genitive, plural], i-Dötzchen [dative, singular], i-Dötzchen [dative, definite, plural], i-Dötzchen [accusative, singular], i-Dötzchen [accusative, definite, plural]
  1. (informal, regional, chiefly Rhineland, but spreading Germany-wide) first-year pupil; child who has just started school; abecedarian Tags: Rhineland, informal, neuter, regional, strong
    Sense id: en-i-Dötzchen-de-noun-iFtsVPK~ Categories (other): German entries with incorrect language header, Regional German Synonyms: ABC-Schütze, Abc-Schütze, Abcschütze, ;, Erstklässer, ;, Erstklassler, ;, Erstklässler, ;, i-Dotz, ;, i-Männchen, ;, Schulanfänger, ;, Taferlklassler, I-Dötzchen

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