Tutje

Tutje is a Dutch diminutive of the word "tante," which means "aunt." The diminutive form, "tutje," is used to refer to an aunt in a more affectionate or familiar manner. It is commonly used in Dutch-speaking countries, including the Netherlands, Belgium, and Suriname. The term is often used by children or close relatives to address their aunt in a friendly and endearing way. The use of diminutives is a common feature of the Dutch language, which has a rich tradition of using diminutives to express affection, familiarity, or endearing terms for people and objects. Tutje is an example of this linguistic practice, reflecting the Dutch culture's emphasis on warmth and closeness in social interactions.