Pronunciation: niāngniāng, which means "auntie" in many dialects in southern China. In the dialects of southwest China, east northwest and parts of the Yangtze River Delta, it means "auntie", my father's sister. Sometimes it also refers to female elders such as aunts and aunts next door.
Extended data:
Kunming dialect:
Zheng means: do (? What);
Nannan means: what;
Zheng nan means: what to do;
Wei Nan means: Why;
Keke means: go;
Niang means: what;
Mao Mao means: don't, for example: Mao bothers me (don't bother me);
A means: no, for example: I still have something to eat (not yet);
Beggars mean: yes, for example: (really) yes? Really? ) usually used after a question;
A de de de means: my god, I'm surprised;
A virtue means: feeling;
Yes, paraffin means: good;
Kuoyi means: yes;
Knowing the virtue is: knowing;
I don't know what to do, which means: I don't know;
No, no means: don't agree, don't do it;
Huo Xiao means: why;
Give life to life means: yes;
Hurry up (point) drive (point) means: hurry up;
Wu Su means: hate;
Maimai means: modal particles express a mood, and different sentences have different meanings;
Buy buy's three three buys three three means: I am very surprised at how all this happened;
Iha means: for a while;
Jian Gang means: fierce, good and sharp;
The pen gang means: very powerful, mighty and awesome;
This score means: this kind, this kind and so on;
You're afraid it means: a word used to threaten each other;
What's the whole thing? Za Ge Zheng means: what to do;
Zheng Bucheng means: it will not succeed;
Zawa zawa means: too noisy;
Give is change: interrogative words, yes or no;
Peacock Wolf When Peacock Langdang means: It means that this person has too many things.
Baidu Encyclopedia-Niangniang (a title)
Baidu encyclopedia-Kunming dialect