-let: This suffix is commonly used to indicate something small, often in a cute or diminutive way.
* Star → Starlet
* Book → Booklet
-ette: Similar to "-let," but often used for feminine versions or things that are small or delicate.
* Chair → Charette
* Cigarette → Cigarette
-ling: This suffix indicates something small or insignificant, often in a negative sense.
* Duck → Duckling
* King → Kingling
-cule: This suffix, usually used with a scientific root, indicates something extremely small.
* Molecule → Molecule
* Particle → Particle
-kin: This suffix is often used for a small version of something.
* Man → Manikin
* Lamb → Lambkin
-y: This suffix is used to make a word diminutive or express a quality in a smaller degree.
* Book → Booky
* Tree → Treey
The choice of suffix depends on the specific word you want to create and the desired nuance you want to convey.