tito meaning in English
| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| tito noun {m} | seed pit(single, central seed) |
| Tito proper noun {m} | Titus(book of the Bible) |
| Titonico proper noun | Tithonian(age, 152.1-145 mya) |
| ; elefantito noun {m} | calf [calves](young deer, elephant, seal or whale (also used of some other animals)) |
| antitoxina noun {f} | antitoxin [antitoxins](antibody to a specific toxin) |
| apetito noun {m} | appetite [appetites](desire of or relish for food) |
| apetito sexual noun | sexual appetite(sexual desire) |
| apetitoso adjective | appetizing(that appeals to, or stimulates the appetite) delicious(pleasing to taste) savory(tasty, attractive to the palate) |
| bipartito adjective | bipartite(having two parts) |
| buen apetito phrase | bon appétit(used to wish someone enjoyment of the meal they are about to eat) |
| cortito adjective | dim-witted(not at all clever) |
| el apetito viene comiendo phrase | appetite comes with eating(starting something increases your desire to continue it) |
| empréstito noun {m} | loan [loans](contract and array of legal or ethical obligations surrounding a loan) |
| gatito noun | kitty [kitties](informal: kitten, young cat) |
| gatito noun {m} | kitten [kittens](a young cat) |
| jotito noun {m} | faglet(young male homosexual) |
| partitocracia noun {f} | partocracy(government by political parties) |
| patito adjective | tacky(colloquial: of low quality) |
| patito noun {m} | duckling [ducklings](young duck) |
| patito feo noun {m} | ugly duckling(one who is ugly, but who is expected to become beautiful as they mature) |
| potito noun {m} | baby food(food designed for babies) |
| putito noun {m} | rent boy [rent boys](young male prostitute) |
| putitos noun {m-Pl} | rent boy [rent boys](young male prostitute) |
| ratito noun {m} | moment [moments](very brief period of time) |
| tontito adjective | silly [sillier, silliest](pejorative: simple, not intelligent, unrefined) |
| un ratito a pie y otro caminando noun | shanks' mare(walking) shanks' pony(idiomatic references to walking) |
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