The Unexpected History Behind The Spanish Word "Puto"

Growing up “puto” was used for practically everything, same way “bitch” is used. Both of these terms have origins that describe people; Puto = fa**ot and bitch = female dog.

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It is often used as a homophobic slur, comparable to the english term. We need to examine its origins to understand why people might think “puto” has a japanese. The meaning we currently attribute to the word “puto” is far from its etymological origin. According to the royal spanish academy, the term comes from the vulgar latin puttus, which means “boy”.

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Aug 7, 2020 · where does puto come from? The origin of the word puto is uncertain, according to the royal spanish academy. It’s recorded by the early 17th century, though, like its sister word puta, is likely much older. In this article, we will explore the meaning of the word “puto” in the spanish language and provide insights into its usage. The word “puto” in spanish is considered a highly offensive slang term.

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