noun
General Slang
mijo
MEE-hoh · noun · informal
Son / kid / dear (term of endearment)
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A contraction of 'mi hijo' used affectionately for a son, child, or as a warm address; 'mija' for a girl.
“Mijo, dale esto a tu abuela.”
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mijo In A Sentence
Mijo, dale esto a tu abuela.
Origin & Usage
Contraction of 'mi hijo' (my son).
People Also Ask
What does mijo mean?
Mijo is a contraction of 'mi hijo' (my son), used affectionately for a son, a child, or as a warm way to address someone; 'mija' is the female form.
Do you have to be someone's parent to say mijo?
No, older people and relatives often use mijo or mija warmly toward any younger person, not only their own children.
How do you spell mijo?
It's commonly written 'mijo' or 'm'ijo'; the diminutive 'mijito' or 'mijita' adds extra affection.
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