transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈpü-(ˌ)tō ]
noun
( plural put·ti -(ˌ)tē)
Etymology: Italian, literally, boy, from Vulgar Latin * puttus, alteration of Latin putus; akin to Latin puer boy — more at puerile
Date: 1644
: a figure of an infant boy especially in European art of the Renaissance — usually used in plural