To show my illiteracy, can someone explain to me the translation of the word "MAMACITA"?

I've heard it used in a couple different ways and am not sure of its meaning.

Thanks!

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It's Spanish for little mother, some people use it as a term of endearment for grandmother. It mainly depends upon local dialect and custom.

Look here!

www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mamacita&f=1 (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=mamacita&f=1)

Ya, mamacita is a spanish equivilant of "babe" or "hot chick."
Most times, it gets shortened to "mami." Spanish girls use
"papi" or "papito" when talking about guys. For even more slang fun use " Ay mamichula" or "Ay papichulo," basic meaning is the same, but more emphasis. It's like saying, "Damn baby!" The Puerto Rican girls who work with me seem to like it...