释义 |
put·to \ˈpüd.(ˌ)ō\ noun (plural put·ti \-üd.(ˌ)ē\) Etymology: Italian, literally, boy, from Latin putus; akin to Sanskrit putra son, child — more at few : a figure of a young boy (as a cupid) frequently used in decorative painting and sculpture especially of the Renaissance — usually used in plural |