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This sounds like the most natural diminutive of Letitia, Lettie and Tishy sound a bit forced. But unfortunately, society happened. Maybe spelling it Titi will work better? Or Tici, for Leticia.
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NO don't do it! I advise you to stop and think before you give this name to anyone.
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Don't. Boob? Really?! Bad choice.
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Obviously this was used as a nickname BEFORE it meant "boob".
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This is absolutely crazy! You might as well name them Dick or Willy.
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Why would parents name their kids after stupid, vulgar names?
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Wait, this is actually a name? I burst out laughing when I saw this.
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Whu? Not sure about this one. It's maybe a good nickname for Uncle.
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Lmfao. Who ACTUALLY named their Child this?
It might have been a name for Letitia a long time ago, but now it's slang for a female body part in English Speaking Countries. With the names Asse, Lagina, and Peni on this site, I can't say I'm surprised.
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It might have been a name for Letitia a long time ago, but now it's slang for a female body part in English Speaking Countries. With the names Asse, Lagina, and Peni on this site, I can't say I'm surprised.
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Unfortunate connotation. I imagine it used to not raise any eyebrows, but the changes of the language don't do it any favors.
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Yes, Titty has been used as a name. No this site does not at all suggest you should name your child this, as this is not a baby name site. I didn't know what Titty was short for after reading swallows and amazons so I looked it up here and now I know.
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Titty is related to the bird "tit", implying that the person with that name is a chirpy, happy personality.
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Interesting name...
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I’m utterly shocked by how inappropriate names are on here. Some of them, like Dick, Vagina... OOF. But this? No. Please no.
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Stay away from this name for obvious reasons...
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I don’t even like Tit as a name, but this nickname is atrocious. You shouldn’t name your kid after a vulgar body part, it’s just pure madness. The poor thing would get teased so hard, he wouldn’t make it to first grade.
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Wow, what a disgusting, obnoxious name.
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Titty is the name of a character from the fairy tale The Enchanted Canary. She is a gypsy who attempts to take the place of the princess Zizi by turning her into a canary so she can steal Zizi's love interest Desire.
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I would consider this name being removed from this website, since NO one would ever use this as a given name or a diminutive anymore, especially since this name is English and "Titty" (slang) is only used in places that speak English. It doesn't bother me but it seems to bother lots of people on this website, since they grew up speaking English. My point of view is different because in my language we have slangs like "m#%*e and c@#%*e", that English speakers will not understand and they won't mind about till they learn the language.
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I burst out laughing when I saw this name.
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Arthur Ransome named his fictional Walker children in the series, "Swallows and Amazons", after a Syrian family who shared his love of sailing and lived near his home on Coniston Water, UK. The real family consisted of Taqui, Susan (always called Susie), Mavis (called Titty after a favorite folk tale, "Titty Mouse and Tatty Mouse"), Roger and Bridget Altounyan. In the fictional Walker family, Ransome had his eldest be a boy, balancing the genders, John, followed by Susan, Titty, Roger & Bridget.
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What a disgusting thing to call your daughter. It's like something you would call a Stripper, Escort, or Porn Star by. DON'T DO IT!
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This sounds like a nickname for a character from an old-fashioned comedy/musical. Like I picture someone from the 50's or before being called this informally.
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Maybe long long time ago this name was appropriate, but in modern times the poor girl is in for a lifetime of teasing. If you want a T name go for Tonya or Tatiana or Tatia.
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Hmm. Imagine introducing yourself.
"Hi, I'm Titty!"
Whoa, awkward...
And as a name, ICK. It's like naming your kid... well, you get the point. This name is horrible, and I'm sure that the comments above have already explained enough. But because I have a say too, DON'T NAME YOUR KID THIS! It will be heck for the poor thing.
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"Hi, I'm Titty!"
Whoa, awkward...
And as a name, ICK. It's like naming your kid... well, you get the point. This name is horrible, and I'm sure that the comments above have already explained enough. But because I have a say too, DON'T NAME YOUR KID THIS! It will be heck for the poor thing.
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Titty Walker from the "Swallows and Amazons" series was named after a real person called Titty Altounyan.
Her real name was Mavis, which is an old country word for a song thrush.
Small birds were (in more innocent times) called "Titty birds" to children; presumably in the sense of "itty-Titty" or tiny.
So her nickname was just in the sense of a small bird, and was a play on her real name.
I just thought I'd clear that up because a lot of people seem to think her name was Letitia or she was named after Scottish slang.
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Her real name was Mavis, which is an old country word for a song thrush.
Small birds were (in more innocent times) called "Titty birds" to children; presumably in the sense of "itty-Titty" or tiny.
So her nickname was just in the sense of a small bird, and was a play on her real name.
I just thought I'd clear that up because a lot of people seem to think her name was Letitia or she was named after Scottish slang.
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In traditional Scottish ballads, titty is a word for "younger sister"; which I suspect is where the Arthur Ransome character's name comes from. I really don't see a Leticia in a family otherwise consisting of John, Susan, Roger and Bridget.
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Although Letitia is a beautiful name (I think), I hope no one in an English-speaking country is considering Titty as a nickname for Letitia!
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Who in their right mind would name their child after a part of a woman's body?
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Titti is used as a nickname for Christine/a in Sweden. It's rarely used as a full name. Titty does not mean "breast" in Swedish, so it's not so bad here.
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I agree with all the comments above mine. This name is just wrong. *shudders*
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This is worse than naming your child Gay! (Which, by the way, is a name on this site.)
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It's not as well-known as Dick - everyone will be accused of cursing when talking to her. And it's just hilarious anyway.
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Oh man, that's freakin' hilarious. That is unbelievable; the fact that someone would name a child this. Oh, that just made my day.
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Don't EVER name your daughter this. She will end up in special needs.
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I can't believe people used to use this name. It sounds demeaning to women.
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This is a name? Wow, how stupid do you have to be to name your daughter this in modern culture where "tit" has a meaning like that? I may be rude in saying this (just read my prepared comment over), but it would be kind of dim to subject your little girl to so much teasing, eh?
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I read somewhere that 'Titty' was the Italian name for Tweety Bird. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also, what a horrid name for a person!
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Also, what a horrid name for a person!
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It's a cute name. It's a shame that it can't be used for obvious reasons.
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Yes, but the world is full of immature people so some teasing and life scarring situations are bound to arise. You can't ignore the fact that this name is inappropiate and alluring to a certain part of the female anatomy. I didn't even know it was a name. Ewww!
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People need to show some maturity. If a girl is named 'Titty' she wouldn't be named after a breast. This name was in existence before 'tit' was decidedly used as slang for the female breast.
I wouldn't pity a girl for having this name, I'd pity her because of all the immature people who'd make fun of her for it.
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I wouldn't pity a girl for having this name, I'd pity her because of all the immature people who'd make fun of her for it.
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Oh wow. That is horrible! NO ONE should name their child this!
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I LOVE this name! It's my best friend's nickname because when her mom was pregnant with her second child, the family was playing Scrabble and when her mom looked in the Scrabble dictionary, she saw that Titty was either Scottish or Yiddish slang for "sister." So she has been Titty ever since.
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Oh no! I can't believe that has actually been used as a name! The poor women who have borne this name (and others like it, such as Fanny)! No self-respecting parent would even try this today. Calling your daughter a teat, what nerve!
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This is one of those names that just screams NO.
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My goodness, I agree with all of the comments above mine! Who would want to be named after a boob?
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This name is just as embarrassing as Fanny and Lagina.
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...that's just *wrong*
((shudders at the horror of being named something so humiliating))
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((shudders at the horror of being named something so humiliating))
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That's an interesting name... Titty.
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Wow that's weird, imagine saying "hey Titty can I get a cherry?"
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This name is probably best known for its use in the Swallows and Amazons books by Arthur Ransome. Able Seaman Titty was one of the main characters in the Swallows crew who is supposed to have written the stories Missy Lee and Peter Duck.
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Wow I didn't really know this was a name...
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