Diminutive (adjective)

1. Very small in size or quantity.
2. Having a small or petty character or disposition.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'diminutus' meaning 'reduced, made smaller'.

Examples:

1. The diminutive toy was easy for the young child to carry.
2. The diminutive plant was easy to care for and fit perfectly on the windowsill.
3. The diminutive man was known for his quick wit and sharp tongue.
4. The diminutive details were easily overlooked but important nonetheless.
5. The diminutive proposal was met with great skepticism.