Minimamente.Este adverb is not recognized by the dictionary even if people use it and would be the translation of the latin minime or minimum, superlative of parum, whose comparative is minus. Means very little, as little as possible, a so tiny or negligible. This adverb appears in the ODE XI of book I of Horacio, the of the carpe diem, whose full verse says: carpe diem, quam minimum credulous postero: enjoys this day. Not trust the coming ( trust the least possible ). You recommended the poet to Leuconoe ( it's the mind clear ) perhaps an of their lovers.
