All Spanish words ending in ITO

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All Spanish words ending in -ITO

Spanish word ending in -ito	English translation	Behaviour
abuelito	diminutive form of abuelo	{n}
acantocito	acanthocyte	{m}
adiosito	diminutive form of adiós	{m}
Adolfito	A diminutive of the male given name Adolfo	{prop}
Agapito	male given name	{prop}
añito	diminutive form of año	{m}
amiguito	diminutive form of amigo	{m}
amorcito	diminutive form of amor	{m}
angelito	(diminutive form of angel) little angel or angel	{m}
animalito	diminutive form of animal, little animal	{m}
apetito	appetite	{m}
a propósito	Of an appropriate or pertinent nature; apropos	{adj}
apósito	sticking plaster. band-aid. Elastoplast	{m}
aragonito	aragonite	{m} [mineral]
atónito	stunned, astonished	{adj}
ámbito	scope, field	{m}
bajito	diminutive form of bajo, very low	{adj}
banquito	stool	{m}
barcito	small bar	{m}
barrito	(elephant noise) trumpet	{m}
bebito	diminutive form of bebé, little baby	{m}
bendito	blessed	{adj}
beneplácito	approval	{m}
Benito	male given name, equivalent to English Benedict	{prop}
besito	diminutive form of beso	{m}
billetito	diminutive form of billete	{m}
bipartito	Divided into two; having two parts	{adj}
blanquito	diminutive form of blanco	{adj}
bonito	pretty, lovely	{adj}
bonito	skipjack	{m} [fish]
bonito	tuna; bonito	{m} [fish]
buen apetito	enjoy your meal; bon appetit!	{interj}
caballito	diminutive form of caballo, a little horse	{m}
cabrito	kid (young goat)	{m}
cachorrito	diminutive form of cachorro	{m}
caimito	The abiu, a tropical tree and its fruit	{m}
caimito	The star fruit	{m}
cambiecito	diminutive form of cambio, an insignificant (amount of) change, a tweak	{m}
caramelito	diminutive form of caramelo	{m}
carrito	diminutive form of carro, small cart	{m}
cerdito	diminutive form of cerdo, little pig	{m}
chiquitito	very tiny	{adj}
chiquito	small, tiny	{adj}
chiquito	little boy	{m}
chiquito	little child (when the child's gender is not known)	{m}
chiringuito	Temporary open air bar, and snack bar, commonly on the beach in summer	{m}
chito	shh, hush, silence	{interj}
chopito	A portion of small fried squid	{m}
choricito	diminutive form of chorizo	{m}
chupito	shot (small serving of drink)	{m}
churrito	diminutive form of churro; small churro	{m}
cielito	A Uruguayan dance	{m}
circuito	circuit	{m}
-cito	-cyte (used to form cell names)	{suffix} [biology]
-cito	Form of -ito. Substituted for "o" at the end of masculine words and names to denote a diminutive form	{suffix}
cochecito	diminutive form of coche	{m}
coito	sexual intercourse	{m}
coladito	diminutive form of colad	{adj} [slang]
compadrito	person of the generation whose grandfathers fought in Argentina's war of independence from Spain.	{m} [Argentina]
compadrito	diminutive form of compadre	{m}
conejito	bunny; small rabbit	{m}
congénito	congenital	{adj}
corazoncito	diminutive form of corazón	{m}
crédito	credit	{m}
cuartito	diminutive form of cuarto, a small room	{m}
cubanito	diminutive form of cubano	{m}
cuchillito	diminutive form of cuchillo: little knife; small knife	{m}
culito	diminutive form of culo	{m}
decrépito	decrepit	{adj}
dedito	diminutive form of dedo (finger; toe)	{m}
delito	crime; offense	{m}
depósito	deposit	{m}
depósito	sediment, dregs	{m}
depósito	store, stock, depot	{m}
depósito	tank	{m}
derrito	a melting	{m}
despropósito	nonsense	{m}
detrito	debris, detritus	{m}
dígito	digit (numeral)	{m}
diablito	diminutive form of diablo	{m}
distrito	district	{m}
-ececito	Form of -ito. Substituted for "o" at the end of masculine words and names ending in a vowel to denote a diminutive form	{suffix}
-ecito	Form of -ito. Substituted for "o" at the end of masculine words and names ending in a vowel to denote a diminutive form	{suffix}
ectoparásito	ectoparasite	{m}
ejército	army	{m}
electrólito	electrolyte	{m}
electrolito	electrolyte	{m}
erudito	erudite, scholarly, learned	{adj}
erudito	scholar, learned person	{m}
escrito	Having stains or scratches resembling writing	{adj}
escrito	written	{adj}
escrito	A legal demand or allegation with regards to a cause or disagreement	{m}
escrito	A literary or scientific journal entry	{m}
escrito	An typescript, embossed or pressed manuscript or document	{m}
escrito	A ray with a pointed snout, white stomach, reddish-gray back, strewn with white, motted hazel, and black spots	{m}
escrito	writ	{m}
estromatolito	stromatolite	{m}
estrépito	noise	{m}
eurito	diminutive form of euro	{n}
explícito	explicit	{adj}
expósito	(of a child) abandoned at birth	{adj}
expósito	foundling, orphan (an abandoned child)	{m}
exquisito	delicious	{adj}
exquisito	exquisite	{adj}
éxito	hit; something popular or well received	{m}
éxito	success	{m}
favorito	favorite	{adj}
favorito	favorite	{m}
finiquito	settlement, severance pay	{m} [finance]
finito	finite	{adj}
-fito	-phyte	{suffix}
fortuito	accidental	{adj}
fosfito	phosphite	{m}
frasquito	diminutive form of frasco	{m}
frito	broken, busted	{adj}
frito	fried	{adj}
gametocito	gametocyte	{m} [cytology]
gatito	diminutive form of gato	{m}
gatito	kitten (young cat)	{m}
golpecito	diminutive form of golpe	{m}
gordito	diminutive form of gordo	{adj}
grafito	graphite	{m}
granito	granite	{m}
granulocito	granulocyte	{m} [cytology, immunology]
gratuito	free (as in price)	{adj}
grito	a cry, a yell, a scream	{m}
guapito	diminutive form of guapo	{adj}
guapito	diminutive form of guapo	{m}
guatoncito	diminutive form of guatón, a fatty, fatso	{m}
hábito	habit (of a monk)	{m}
hábito	habits, custom	{m}
hematocrito	hematocrit	{m}
hermanito	diminutive form of hermano; little brother	{m}
hijito	diminutive form of hijo	{m}
hito	landmark	{m}
hito	milestone	{m}
hálito	waft; a brief, gentle breeze	{m}
hálito	whiff	{m}
hombrecito	diminutive form of hombre, small man	{m}
ilícito	illicit	{adj}
implícito	implicit; tacit	{adj}
inaudito	outrageous	{adj}
inaudito	unheard-of, unprecedented	{adj}
incógnito	incognito, anonymous, unknown (with a hidden or unknown identity)	{adj}
inédito	not published	{adj}
indómito	indomitable	{adj}
indómito	untamed	{adj}
indómito	wild	{adj}
infinito	boundless, unlimited, unbounded, immeasurable	{adj}
infinito	endless, countless	{adj}
infinito	infinite	{adj}
infinito	infinity	{m}
insólito	unusual, weird, strange	{adj}
-ito	Forms the name of an salt derived from an acid (similar to -ate in English)	{suffix} [chemistry]
-ito	Forms names of minerals	{suffix}
-ito	Substituted for “o” at the end of masculine words and names to denote a diminutive form	{suffix}
írrito	invalid	{adj}
jotito	diminutive form of joto small child	{m}
jotito	(effeminate boy) girl, faglet	{m}
jovencito	diminutive form of joven	{m}
Juanito	male given name	{prop}
jueguito	diminutive form of juego	{m}
lícito	just	{adj}
lícito	licit	{adj}
leucocito	leukocyte	{m}
linfocito	lymphocyte	{m} [cytology, immunology]
-lito	-lith, -lite	{suffix}
llenito	chubby; plump	{adj}
llenito	diminutive form of lleno	{adj}
Luisito	male given name	{prop}
maldito	cursed, damned	{adj}
maldito	damn	{interj}
manguito	armband (for floating)	{m}
manguito	muff (of clothing)	{m}
manito	diminutive form of mano, little hand	{f}
manuscrito	manuscript	{m}
marchito	wilted, faded	{adj}
mariconcito	little faggot, fagboy	{m} [diminutive sometimes pejorative]
Marquito	A diminutive of the male given name Marcos. It is generally associated with a child and can be translated in English as little Marcos	{prop}
mastocito	mastocyte, mast cell	{m} [cytology]
mecedorcito	diminutive form of mecedor	{m}
megalito	megalith	{m} [archaeology]
metabolito	metabolite	{m} [biochemistry]
meteorito	meteorite	{m}
micrófito	microphyte	{m} [biology, botany]
micrometeorito	micrometeorite	{m}
Miguelito	male given name, diminutive form of Miguel	{prop}
mirar de hito en hito	to stare at	{v} [idiomatic]
mito	myth	{m}
mojito	mojito	{m}
monstruito	diminutive form of monstruo; little monster	{m}
montoncito	diminutive form of montón	{m}
moquito	booger	{m}
mosquito	mosquito, gnat, small fly	{m}
mérito	merit	{m}
muchachito	diminutive form of muchacho	{m}
negrito	A person of African descent	{m}
niñito	diminutive form of niño small child	{m}
nitrito	nitrite	{m} [chemistry]
ojito	diminutive form of ojo	{m}
oolito	oolite	{m} [geology]
osito	(a lovable man) teddy bear	{m}
osito	diminutive form of oso, little bear	{m}
osteofito	osteophyte	{m}
Pablito	male given name, diminutive form of Pablo	{prop}
paisanito	diminutive form of paisano	{m}
pajarito	diminutive form of pájaro	{m}
palito	cinnamon tea beverage	{m} [Caribbean]
palito	sexual intercourse	{m} [colloquial, euphemistic, Mexico]
palito	diminutive form of palo	{m}
palito	stick (of a lollipop, ice pop, popsicle)	{m}
palito	twig, little wooden stick or rod	{m}
palmito	heart of palm	{m}
papacito	diminutive form of papá; daddy	{m}
papelito	piece of paper, especially a small piece	{m}
papito	diminutive form of papá; daddy	{m}
Paquito	A diminutive and flattering form of Paco, or (via it) of the male given name Francisco	{prop}
paratránsito	paratransit	{m} [US]
parásito	parasite	{m}
pastelito	diminutive form of pastel, small cake	{m}
patito	duckling	{m}
Paulito	male given name, diminutive form of Paulo	{prop}
pedacito	diminutive form of pedazo small piece	{m}
pequeñito	diminutive form of pequeño, very small	{adj}
periquito	budgerigar	{m}
perito	expert	{m}
perrito	doggy, diminutive form of perro	{m}
perrito	hot dog	{m}
pescadito	diminutive form of pescado, little fish	{m}
págalo parasito	The Arctic Skua	{m}
pito	tobacco pipe	{m} [Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Uruguay]
pito	catcall	{m}
pito	coffee bean	{m} [Central America]
pito	fife	{m}
pito	cigarette, especially marijuana cigarette	{m} [slang, Latin American Spanish]
pito	penis	{m} [slang, Mexico]
pito	whistle	{m}
pito	woodpecker	{m}
pleito	argument	{m} [Latin America]
pleito	fight	{m} [Latin America]
pleito	lawsuit	{m}
púlpito	pulpit (raised platform in church)	{m}
pobrecito	diminutive form of pobre; poor thing	{m}
pollito	young child	{m} [colloquial]
pollito	young chicken	{m}
poquito	diminutive	{adj}
poquito	tiny, very small	{adj}
por Dios bendito	good Lord!, good heavens	{phrase}
pretérito	Of the preterite verb tense	{adj} [grammar]
pretérito	Of things that have passed or occurred ongoing at some point in the past	{adj}
pretérito	The preterite tense	{m} [grammar]
primogénito	firstborn	{adj}
primogénito	firstborn	{m}
promielocito	promyelocyte	{m} [cytology]
propósito	purpose	{m}
pósito	A storehouse where the grain collected by an such institution is kept, a granary	{m}
pósito	Governmental institution in charge of collecting and storing grain in order to distribute it in times of need	{m}
puñalito	diminutive form of puñal, fagboy	{m}
puchito	A cigarette	{m} [Argentina , slang]
puchito	A smaller, lesser person	{m}
puchito	A buddy	{m} [slang]
pueblito	diminutive form of pueblo, a small village	{m}
quedarse frito	to go out like a light	{v} [idiomatic]
quedito	very quietly	{adv}
quequito	cupcake	{m} [Latin America, colloquial]
Quito	Quito	{prop}
rabanito	radish	{m}
ratito	diminutive form of rato, a short while	{m}
ratoncito	a little mouse	{m}
rédito	income	{m} [finance]
rédito	interest	{m} [finance]
rédito	revenue, return, yield (turnover, total sales)	{m} [finance]
recóndito	recondite, hidden	{adj}
regalito	diminutive form of regalo	{m}
relinchito	diminutive form of relincho whinny	{m}
requisito	required, requisite	{adj}
requisito	requirement	{m}
rito	rite, ritual	{m}
rollito	diminutive form of rollo	{m}
súbdito	subject	{adj}
súbdito	subject (citizen in a monarchy or person ruled over by another)	{m}
súbito	sudden	{adj}
súbito	suddenly	{adv}
señorito	master	{m} [colloquial]
señorito	snob	{m} [colloquial]
sólito	accustomed, used to	{adj}
sánscrito	Sanskrit	{adj}
sánscrito	Sanskrit	{prop}
sofito	soffit	{m} [architecture]
sofrito	Cooking condiment made out of fried ingredients, normally onion and garlic	{m}
sombrerito	diminutive form of sombrero	{m}
séquito	entourage, retinue	{m}
tanguito	diminutive form of tango	{m}
taquito	a rolled-up taco	{m}
tarjeta de crédito	credit card	{f}
tácito	tacit	{adj}
Tito	Titus; the Epistle to Titus	{prop} [biblical character]
Tito	male given name	{prop}
tonsilolito	tonsillolith	{m}
trabajito	diminutive form of trabajo	{m}
traserito	diminutive form of trasero	{m}
tránsito	traffic, transit	{m}
trocito	diminutive form of trozo, small piece	{m}
trofozoito	trophozoite	{m} [cytology]
trombocito	thrombocyte; blood platelet	{m}
tronquito	little trunk	{m}
vampirito	diminutive form of vampiro	{m}
vasito	(small) glass	{m}
viejecito	diminutive form of viejo, little old man, gramps, grams, granny, big mama, cheeser	{m}
vito	An Andalusian music style and dance	{m}
Vito	male given name	{prop}
vivito	diminutive form of vivo, used chiefly in the idiomatic expression vivito y coleando	{adj}
vómito	vomit	{m}
zarapito	curlew	{m}