Myetta

[ladybug25]

I am trying to find out what the Spanish word "Myetta" means. I have been told it means the "N" word and also means brown.

[Tomisimo]

As far as I know, Myetta is not a word in Spanish. What context did you hear it in?

[CrOtALiTo]

I am trying to find out what the Spanish word "Myetta" means. I have been told it means the "N" word and also means brown.

It sound most as the name of a bran of some product.

Because I never have heard that in a common talk.

We need more context in the you need to know, because the word alone doesn't make sense.

[irmamar]

I've never seen this word, it doesn'r follow word Spanish structures: "y" never is used as a vowel and "tt" is never used in Spanish (the only doubled consonants are "rr" and "ll". And, as far as I know, N doesn't mean brown

[ladybug25]

As far as I know, Myetta is not a word in Spanish. What context did you hear it in?
Someone called my grandson "her little Myetta"

[Rusty]

Hmmm, nieto is grandson. I side with the others that myetta is not Spanish. The other clues (the "N" word and the color) aren't helping us to come up with anything.

Brown can be said a couple of different ways. Two of them start with an 'm', but that's where the similarity ends.

A person of mixed race (especially black and white) is called mulato. Moreno is also used (which is one of the words for brown).

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

ladybug's word is "mierda", which in English means "shit" and no, it's not used to refer to a black person, unless you have a very sick mind.

[Rusty]

That crossed my mind, but I quickly ruled it out based on the other clues we had. To me, the word would have to be a term of endearment (used with "my little").

[irmamar]

Wouldn't it be mi pequeña nieta / mi pequeño nieto?

[poli]

Someone called my grandson "her little Myetta"
You heard it wrong. The word is mi hijita (although this means my little daughter). Are you sure this was a grandson and not a granddaughter?

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

It wouldn't be the first time a dear person is given an ugly or offensive name "de cariño" :duh: ...but you people may well be right. :)