In Colombia it means part, particle, fraction, chunk, fragment, piece. For many it can be an augmentative of fart, very sound flato. In some countries it is taken as synonymous with giant, eye-catching, big, majestic, great, great.
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Piece, part of something, incomplete. It comes to us from the Latin pittacium ( pitakium "label, piece of leather, cloth flap") that took it from the Greek 960; 953; 964; 964; 945; 954; 953; 959; 957; ( pittakion "list, ticket" ) .
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