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# a good person, a great man | # a good person, a great man | ||
#: {{ux|gnym| | #: {{ux|gnym|Papa ye ni '''totón'''.|Her father is a '''great man'''.}} | ||
# {{label|gnym|informal}} big bro, big man | # {{label|gnym|informal}} big bro, big man | ||
#: {{ux|gnym|Kebá, '''totón'''?|What up, '''big bro'''?}} | #: {{ux|gnym|Kebá, '''totón'''?|What up, '''big bro'''?}} | ||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 24 May 2026
Ganymedian
Etymology
From toto + -ono; reason for the deletion of final vowel unclear, though Sanders (2257) posits an origin in earlier totono (regular augmentative of toto), which then split into totón and dialectal tono "fatty" to split the two meanings.
Pronunciation
Noun
totón class I (plural watotón)
- a good person, a great man
- Papa ye ni totón.
- Her father is a great man.
- (informal) big bro, big man
- Kebá, totón?
- What up, big bro?