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In Nicaragua, this term is used to refer to poop or excrement in a way that is less vulgar or gross than other swear words, similar to saying poo or doody (often used by or around children).
The kid smells like ñaña, check his diaper.
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A term of endearment used for a sister or a female family member. (Common in the Andean region, originating from Quechua).
Sister, little Ñaña.
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A colloquial and often childish term for the female genitals.
panties cover the ñaña: wash your ñaña, girl.
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A person who works in a family home to care for children, in other words, a nanny.
Ñaña, bring me my food.
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Chilean nickname specifically used for people named Ignacio Gonzalez. It is often shortened to Ña or combined with Nacho (the standard nickname for Ignacio in the Spanish-speaking world) to form Ñacho. Other variations include Parciño, Parcer, and Pars. The term Parsete is used if the person has a Mexican accent, blending the nickname with falsete (referring to the high-pitched vocal style used by mariachis).
Hi Ñacho, how are you? - Pars, my friend! Good to see you. - Hey Ña!
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