cuto

Signification (English)

1. (El-Salvador,colloquial) missing an arm or forearm from birth, or from disease or an accident
2. (El-Salvador,colloquial,dated) short (said of clothes, especially pants)

Concepts

cochon

porc

pourceau

sanglier

personne criarde

Synonyms

chon

gorrino

🐖

cochín

🐖

tunco

🐖

gocho

🤢

cochi

cuchi

🐖

marrano

🐖

cochino

🐖

cocho

🐖

chancho

🐖

coche

🚗

puerco

🐖

tocino

🥓

guarro

🐖

cerdo

Coupé comme

cu‧to

Prononcé comme (IPA)

/ˈkuto/

Étymologie (English)

Borrowed from Pipil: kutu

Borrowed from Classical Nahuatl: cotoctic

In summary

Borrowed from Pipil kutu (“short, dismembered”) cf. Pipil mākutu (“one-armed, with an arm missing”), related to Classical Nahuatl cotoctic (“dismembered”), macotoctic (“dismembered of one arm”), quechcotoctic (“decapitated”).
The DRAE states it is borrowed from a Nahuatl cutuche (“cut”), but this is perhaps a spurious Nahuatl word, not found in Lyle Campbell's Pipil Nawat lexicon.