Didies Meaning in English
word · lemma: didy
ˈdaɪdiz
DY-deez
ˈdaɪdiːz
DY-deez
Definition
A very informal, childish word for diapers, often used by or when speaking to toddlers or young children.
Usage & Nuances
Extremely informal and childish; not used by adults except when speaking to young children. Rare in adult conversation. Similar baby talk includes 'binky' for pacifier.
Spanish: pañal (coloquial) - dodotis (infantil, desusado)Portuguese (BR): fraldinha (coloquial, bebê)Portuguese (PT): fraldinha (coloquial, bebé)Chinese (Simplified): 尿布（口语，幼儿用词）Chinese (Traditional): 尿布（口語，幼兒用詞）Hindi: डायपर (बच्चों की बोली)Arabic: حفاضة (عامية للأطفال)Bengali: ডিডিজ় - ডায়াপার (বাচ্চাদের ভাষা)Russian: писики (детское слово для подгузников)Japanese: おむちゅ - おむつ（幼児語）Vietnamese: bỉm bỉm - tã tã (cách gọi trẻ con)Korean: 기저기끼 - 기저기 (아기 말투)Turkish: bebe bezi (çocukça)Urdu: ڈیڈیز - پیمپرز (بچوں والی زبان)Indonesian: popok-pok (bahasa bayi)
Example Sentences
The baby needs clean didies.
basic
Time to change your didies!
basic
Did you bring extra didies for the trip?
basic
Uh-oh, someone’s didies are stinky!
natural
Let’s pack a few more didies just in case.
natural
She calls her diapers ‘didies’—it’s so cute.
natural