No. 6,425 in Dutch
titch
The word "titch" is not Dutch; it is informal British English, meaning a small person or something small.
In a sentence
Ik zag een titch op het water.
I saw a titch on the water.
Here, 'titch' is being used metaphorically to represent something small or insignificant.
Het leek alsof er een titch in de verte zichtbaar was.
It seemed as though a titch was visible in the distance.
In this context, 'titch' refers to a small speck or dot that is barely visible.
De kunstenaars noemde hun creatie een titch.
The artists called their creation a titch.
The word 'titch' is used here to describe something small, perhaps endearing or modest in size.
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