drollig
droll, comically amusing
adjective DROL-ikh Rare
Origin: from French drôle, via Dutch drol
Also means
funny in a quaint or cute way
Usage Note
drollig conveys gentle, slightly old-fashioned amusement — often applied to animals or small children doing something unintentionally funny. It is less intense than witzig and implies affectionate humour.
Examples
"Das Kätzchen machte solche drolligen Bewegungen, dass alle im Zimmer lachen mussten."
Natural Translation
The kitten made such droll movements that everyone in the room had to laugh.
Literal Translation
The kitten made such droll movements, that all in the room laugh had to.
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