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mancito: The correct term is mansito, with s. Diminutive of meek. It means lack of bravura. It's docile or domesticated. The word mancito, as a diminutive of man, can be considered, meaning it means little man, small man (it is a term of colloquial use).; 1- In colloquial language, a little man is a little man or a man of short stature. 2- It is a word composed of the English term "man" which in Spanish translates "man", and by Spanish suffix "cito", indicating that the literal translation would be mancito.; mancito is incorrectly written and it should be written as "Domesticated" being its meaning:
Domesticated. Mansito, refers to an animal that does not attack if it is not caused, as is trained to do otherwise.; mancito is incorrectly written and it should be written as "mansito" being its meaning:
mancito = mansitoMansito is going very slowly, very slowly.; mancito is incorrectly written and it should be written as "mansiti" being its meaning:
mancito = mansitoMANSITO. ( dim. Manso. ) Advisor. m. Without making any noise.