Yeah, the -ush suffix has limited applications to Yiddish names that are centuries old (like Monush/Monish, which is the -ush derivative of the same Man)

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Kätzlein is also a reminder that there is a non-syllable you can add to make something sound tiny and cute, and it is, with apologies to English-language metal bands, the umlaut 🤘🐥

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Oh right, Kätzlein also works! As for -erl, I think that would also extend to Bavaria (Katzer, as in the famous Ohrkatzerl, although apparently they spell it Oachkatzl)

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Spearheaded by David van Klaveren & with co-authors Peter Austin, Patrick Serruys, @benvancalster.bsky.social our new article in Stat in Med provides a minimal-assumption way to estimate the relationship between survival probability and a continuous variable: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

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My daughter was supposed to draw her favorite words and it was in this moment she decided her favorite words are things she can draw.

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