[noun. PEK-uh-DIL-oh]
With its root in
Latin, the word peccare means to make a mistake, blunder or
sin, and later the Spanish pecado also carried the full force of a major
transgression while a pecadillo, a small sin, was something that could
be forgiven or over easily looked.
In the 1500s,
that word entered the English language with a sense of youthful foolishness and
was viewed as a forgivable.
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