What does Papi mean?
Other definitions of Papi:
- Spanish word for "father" or "daddy", the phrase is often used by grown women as a term of affection for their sexual partner.
- Translates to "daddy" and is typically used by children to call for their father. However, similar to daddy in English, it can be used between partners in a relationship.
- A pet name for partner, similar in use to "daddy".
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How to use the term
Papi:
Let's go to the bedroom, papi.
¿Qué estás haciendo, papi?
My papi drove me to school this morning.
Hola, papi chulo.
Video related to Papi
References:
Jennifer Lopez - Papi (Official Video) | YouTube
- A Song that mentions "Papi."
A 2011 track by Jennifer Lopez that uses the term "papi" to refer to her partner. In the song, she instructs listeners to dance for their papi.
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