guagua.
a trivial thing
Meaning & usage
a trivial thing
bus
hemipter
Where this word comes from
Originally Cuban. Possibly derived from English wagon, or from the expression de guagua meaning "for free", since buses in Cuba were very cheap at that time. According to Canarian folk etymology, imitative of the buses' honking or wheel suspension.
baby, infant
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Quechua wawa (“infant, child”). Possibly imitative of a baby's sound.
a type of sweet bread shaped like a baby
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Quechua wawa (“infant, child”). Possibly imitative of a baby's sound.
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