A Spanish term for "boy" or "child."

Refers to a young male in familial contexts.

Used as a nickname, often affectionate.

Associated with the El Niño climate phenomenon (shortened form).

In some cultures, refers to Jesus as “El Niño Dios.”

Niño: Spanish term for "boy" or "child."

El Niño: Climate pattern causing warmer ocean temperatures.

Nino (name): A common given name in various cultures.

Niños Heroes: Mexican military cadets from the Battle of Chapultepec.

Santo Niño: Religious figure representing the Child Jesus in Christianity.

Ninos (plural form): Referring to multiple boys or children in Spanish contexts.

To treat or care for someone affectionately.

To nurture or raise a child lovingly.

To pamper or indulge excessively.