Teeny-weeny, itsy-bitsy [itty-bitty]

[JPablo]

Dictionary.com
gives,
tee·ny-wee·ny–adjective Baby Talk . tiny; small.
itsy-bitsy 1938, "charmingly small," from itty (1798, in a letter of Jane Austen), baby-talk form of little.

Tomísimo dictionary gives good solutions for the first one, as in "chiquitito, pequeñito" talking about a mouth, "boquitita".

This is absolutely valid and totally useable. My question here is, is there any "rhyming or reduplicative" word or expression in Spanish with a similar phonetic effect?

(The diminutive in Spanish has already the flavour, so my question may be a bit too "picky" or "trying to split hairs"... but if you know or think of something, I'd be glad to hear!

[Perikles]

Have a look at this (It won't let me embed) and listen to the lyrics when they finally get going.

[poli]

Spanish has tons of assonant rhymes and chiquitico/chiquitito/chiquitititisimo are assonant.

[JPablo]

Originally Posted by Perikles

Have a look at this (It won't let me embed) and listen to the lyrics when they finally get going.

Great presentation, and GREAT lyrics!

Originally Posted by poli

Spanish has tons of assonant rhymes and chiquitico/chiquitito/chiquitititisimo are assonant.

¡Aah, chiqui-chiqui-chiquitico!

Thank you!

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Child-like talk can be so amusing... or is it?

[JPablo]

[Perikles]

A visit fom the smack fairy.....