English
living diaper
From living (“alive”) + diaper.
A compound of living ‘alive’ + diaper
Medieval Latin diaspra ‘a type of rich, valuable silken cloth’
Old French diapre
Middle English dyaper
English diaper
Today it means
noun In fiction, a sentient diaper, often the personification of a character that has been magically transformed into one.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / living diaper