IPA: /ˈræbɪti/
KK: /ˈræbɪti/
Having characteristics or qualities that are similar to a rabbit.
The children's drawing featured a rabbity creature with long ears and a fluffy tail.
The word 'rabbity' is derived from 'rabbit' (from Middle English 'rabet', which comes from Old French 'rabette', meaning a small rabbit) and the suffix '-y' (meaning characterized by or resembling). Thus, 'rabbity' describes something that is characterized by or resembles a rabbit.
Think of 'rabbit' as the main part of the word, and remember that 'rabbity' means something that has qualities or characteristics of a rabbit.