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Apparently also a Portuguese diminutive of Henrique: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portuguese_name#Nicknames
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Remember Queequeg from Moby Dick? I always wondered if that name was real and what it was supposed to mean. This must be where it came from.
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So this is literally the Latin word for whatever. It's pronounced differently (kwee-kway), but I don't think I could ever see it as a nickname, let alone a formal name. It just seems kind of disrespectful to me, probably because I'd never get over thinking I was calling them "whatever."
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This diminutive is only used in Chile. (Source: https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/Quique).
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It is a Spanish diminutive or nickname used only for those called Enrique. Rarely/never used for pets.
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Pet form means diminutive, not name used for pets.
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