Puîné means younger in french (as in the younger of two siblings). This comes itself from two French words: puis (meaning after) and né (meaning born). Together, they mean later-born. As if that weren’t enough, our English word “puny” comes from this word “puîné”! So our “puny” is derived originally from the French for later-born.
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