kakutis
kakutis is the Lithuanian word for poop.
kakutis is used to refer to feces or a butt.
Meaning: feces (noun)
Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?
kakutis is an informal word. It is a diminutive and informal way to refer to feces or a butt, often used when speaking to or about children.
Did you know?
- Lithuanian has a vast system of diminutives, meaning a speaker could theoretically make kakutis even smaller or cuter by adding more suffixes.
- The word kakutis is a diminutive of kaka, which mirrors the 'baby talk' patterns found in many other European languages.
- The suffix '-utis' used in kakutis is the same one found in many common Lithuanian nicknames and pet names, which is why the word carries a 'cute' connotation.
Examples in context
- Štai mažas kakutis.Here is a little poop.
Example conversation
Austėja and Tomas are cleaning up after a puppy.
- AustėjaTomas, pažiūrėk, čia kakutis!Tomas, look, there is a poop here!
- TomasKur jis yra?Where is it?
- AustėjaŠalia tavo bato.Near your shoe.
- TomasAčiū, aš jį nuvalysiu.Thanks, I will clean it up.
