This is the 9101st most frequent German word.
litti
The word "litti" does not exist in German as a standard term. Could you mean something else?
Here, 'litti' represents the past tense form of 'leiden', conjugated in the first person singular, indicating a personal experience of suffering.
Gestern litti ich am Sonnenbrand nach einem langen Tag am Strand.
Yesterday, I suffered from a sunburn after a long day at the beach.
In this sentence, 'litti' is used as part of a question to discuss someone's experience in the past, demonstrating the narrative application of the verb.
Litti sie unter den Folgen der Krankheit?
Did she suffer from the effects of the illness?
This example uses 'litti' to show the collective experience of discomfort among a group, conjugating the verb to reflect the subject of the sentence.