IPA: /ˈbiːbiː/
KK: /ˈbiːbiː/
A term used in India to refer to a Hindu mistress or concubine, or simply a lady.
In some cultures, a beebee may hold a special status within a household.
This word originates from a colloquial term, often used in various cultures to refer to a baby or small child, typically conveying affection or endearment. The exact etymology is unclear, but it is commonly used in English-speaking contexts as a term of endearment for infants.
Think of how people often use 'beebee' as a sweet way to refer to a baby, helping you remember that it conveys affection for a small child.
No commonly confused words.