Yao 'er: Southwest (Yunnan, Guizhou, Sichuan, Chongqing, Hubei) dialect; The original meaning refers to the youngest and favorite son in the family, and the extension also refers to "baby"-the address of parents or elders to their children.
Generally speaking, Yao Er:
1, in the younger generation, it also means that lovers call each other (southwest dialect).
2. Being the youngest son.
3. Nicknames given to daughters (southwest dialect).
4. Words that can be used to insult others (southwest dialect).
Extended data
In Sichuan and Chongqing dialect, children, regardless of gender, age and parental love, will be called "Moore" (which is also the most primitive and essential meaning of "Moore"). In fact, not only parents, grandparents and other elders can also call it that.
Especially the only son, the elders in the family call him "Moore" to express their love. Many couples call each other "Moore" to show their love. Sometimes owners will call their favorite pets kittens and puppies or "children". There is a saying in the dialect that the emperor loves his eldest son and the people love him. Many couples in Sichuan and Chongqing also call each other, and the nicknames between good girls are similar to dear.