didi
- proper noun
- Didi, Dedou, come along!
- Didi-Huberman
I was like, yo Didi credit score check, Didi bank account check.
- I was like, yo Didi credit score check, Didi bank account check.
Examples
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Didi, you think this is done?
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Hey, Didi, how you doing?
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We can have a little deal, Didi, my friend.
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Can you see anyone? - Come on, Didi.
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I have a message from a Didi.
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This is Didi Ray, reporting live outside the Citizen Verdictstudios.
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I think you are very fortunate, Didi. This kind of relationship is eternal, is pure love and affection, and stays in the heart forever.
Blog text (15) -
Didi, she is OK.
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I shower, dress minimally, and join our guides Benoit and Didi for a walk through the forest before the sun comes up.
Academic text (2008) -
We can have a little deal, Didi, my friend.
Synonyms
A name a person uses instead of their real name to hide identity
A name or nickname people use for someone
A name someone uses instead of their real name to hide who they are
A familiar name used instead of someone's real name
Surface Forms
Etymology
Didi is often used as a friendly nickname or stage name and usually comes from the same South Asian word for 'older sister'. Using didi as a name gives a feeling of warmth and closeness, which is why neighbours or fans sometimes call someone this.