Ramoncito (en. Little ramon)

[ra.monˈsi.to]

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A loving or diminutive term used to refer to someone with the name Ramón.

They always call their son ramoncito.

Siempre le dicen ramoncito a su hijo.

Used to refer to a mischievous or innocent child.

That ramoncito is always getting into mischief.

Ese ramoncito siempre está haciendo travesuras.

Can refer to a friend or acquaintance in an affectionate way.

I called ramoncito to come to the party.

Llamé a ramoncito para que viniera a la fiesta.

Diminutive of the name Ramón, which comes from the Germanic 'ragin' (advice) and 'mund' (protection).

Hello, ramoncito!

A friendly and affectionate way to greet someone named Ramón.

¡Hola, ramoncito!

You are a mischievous ramoncito.

Refers to someone, usually a child, who is playful or restless.

Eres un ramoncito travieso

Let me see that ramoncito.

To ask to see a child or young person in an affectionate manner.

Déjame ver a ese ramoncito

Ramón

Proper name of Germanic origin.

Ramón

Ramonín

Diminutive of the name Ramón, similar to ramoncito.

Ramonín

Ramoncito Pérez

A children's character, introduced as a mouse that helps children with the loss of their teeth.

Ramoncito Pérez

Refers to someone who is always getting into trouble or causing mischief.

You are a real ramoncito, always getting yourself into trouble.

Eres un verdadero ramoncito, siempre metiéndote en líos.

Used in some places to affectionately refer to a close friend.

Yesterday I went out with ramoncito, we had a great time!

Ayer salí con ramoncito, ¡la pasamos genial!