noun
General Slang
carajito
kah-rah-HEE-toh · noun · informal
A (bratty) kid (DR)
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A semi-derogatory word for a child, often a rowdy or badly behaved one. Feminine 'carajita'.
“Ese carajito no se queda quieto ni un minuto.”
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carajito In A Sentence
Ese carajito no se queda quieto ni un minuto.
Origin & Usage
Dominican Spanish; from 'carajo'.
Variants
carajita
People Also Ask
What does 'carajito' mean?
It's a casual, semi-derogatory word for a kid, often a rowdy or badly behaved one. The feminine form is 'carajita'.
Is 'carajito' a bad word?
It derives from the vulgar 'carajo', but everyday use is mild — more like calling someone a 'brat' or 'little kid' than a real curse.
Can 'carajito' be affectionate?
Yes. Depending on tone it can be teasing or even fond, though it usually implies the child is a bit of a handful.
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