What does mamasita or mamarosa mean?
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Help with a word I do not understand
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updated Mar 22, 2010
posted by Kell
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Mamacita literally means "little mama" but is used as a term of endearment. It is not uncommon for a man to call his girlfriend "mamacita". I can't translate "mamarosa" for you. It sounds like "pink mama" but to me that doesn't make sense.
I'm sure a native speaker will help you out shortly!
Saludos, Chica
updated Mar 22, 2010
posted by chicasabrosa
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"mamarosa" may be "amorosa", which would be an adjective that means lovely, affectionate, or dear
And chicasabrosa got "mamacita" already. Just an affectionate way to call a girl similar to how we use 'lil' mama', 'baby', etc. The tone can change it though. If said in a sleezy manner, it translates to a sleezy demenor/reference.
updated Mar 22, 2010
edited by mr-solis
posted by mr-solis
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I thought that mamacita meant 'mother dear'
updated Mar 22, 2010
posted by tio-chico
