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#: {{ux|gnym|Chika tani tito tempote; bili ya wazazi ye ni tito també.|The girl was always '''short'''; both her parents were also '''short'''.}} | #: {{ux|gnym|Chika tani '''tito''' tempote; bili ya wazazi ye ni '''tito''' també.|The girl was always '''short'''; both her parents were also '''short'''.}} | ||
# {{label|gnym|colloquial|vulgar}} sexually inept | # {{label|gnym|colloquial|vulgar}} sexually inept | ||
# {{label|gnym|colloquial}} chicken, cowardly, weak | # {{label|gnym|colloquial}} chicken, cowardly, weak | ||
Revision as of 09:56, 24 May 2026
Ganymedian
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
From toto + -ito. Sense 2 is calqued from Spanish mijo.
Noun
tito class I/II (plural watito or titosi)
- baby, child, son, daughter
- Tito mi ten 3 añosi.
- My child is 3 years old.
- (childish, endearing) my child, my son, my daughter
- (colloquial) bro, man, dawg
Etymology 2
Probably in analogy with diminutive suffix -ito. Sense 3 and 4 derived from the idea of having a short penis.
Adjective
tito
- small
- Wachawa ni tito.
- Lice are small.
- short, narrow
- Synonym: nene
- Chika tani tito tempote; bili ya wazazi ye ni tito també.
- The girl was always short; both her parents were also short.
- (colloquial, vulgar) sexually inept
- (colloquial) chicken, cowardly, weak
Derived terms
Categories:
- Ganymedian terms suffixed with -ito
- Ganymedian compound terms
- Ganymedian terms calqued from Spanish
- Contionary
- Ganymedian lemmas
- Ganymedian nouns
- Ganymedian class I nouns
- Ganymedian class II nouns
- Ganymedian terms with usage examples
- Ganymedian childish terms
- Ganymedian endearing terms
- Ganymedian colloquialisms
- Ganymedian adjectives
- Ganymedian vulgarities