A lollipop or lollypop (a sweet on a stick); also slang in various cultures for grandmother or other family terms.
From 'lolly,' which possibly comes from 'loll' (to dangle or sit lazily). Different cultures adopted 'lolo' independently with different meanings, making it a fascinating case of convergent linguistic evolution.
Lolo is a beautiful example of how simple words get borrowed and repurposed across languages—in Spanish it's 'lollipop,' in Filipino it's 'grandmother,' and in French it's a term of endearment. Same sound, totally different meanings!
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