IPA: /ɡɔrˈdiːtə/
KK: /gɔrˈditə/
A type of thick tortilla from Mexico that is often filled with various ingredients, typically made from corn or flour.
I ordered a gordita filled with beans and cheese for lunch.
Gordita → The word originates from Spanish, where 'gordita' is a diminutive form of 'gorda', meaning 'fat' or 'chubby'. The suffix '-ita' is a diminutive suffix in Spanish, indicating smallness or affection. Therefore, 'gordita' refers to a small or cute version of something fat or chubby, often used affectionately to describe a type of stuffed tortilla.
Think of the Spanish word 'gorda' meaning fat, and the diminutive '-ita' which makes it sound cute or small. This helps you remember that 'gordita' refers to a small, cute, or affectionate version of something chubby.
No commonly confused words.