What does «ñaña» mean in Spanish?

Woman who takes care of children; nanny, babysitter, nanny.

♦ Used in: Argentina - Chile - Peru
A woman who lives in a family without being a relative.

♦ Used in: Chile
Sister.

♦ Used in: Bolivia - Ecuador - Paraguay
Older sister.

♦ Used in: Argentina - Chile

Examples of use in Spanish: "ella es mi ñaña".
Exaggeration or simulation of some ailment, delicacy; also whim or caprice.

♦ Used in: Argentina - Uruguay

Examples of use in Spanish: "¡dejate de ñañas! apenas es un raspón".
Trickery, trickery.

♦ Used in: Argentina
Close friend, companion.

♦ Used in: Argentina - Bolivia - Peru
Small, child, pubescent.

♦ Used in: Peru

Examples of use in Spanish: "¿qué le pasó a la ñaña?".
Spoiled, pampered.

♦ Used in: Colombia
Feminine form of "ñaño".
Human or animal excrement; also dirt.

♦ Used in: Honduras - Nicaragua
Fried pork kidneys, liver and heart accompanied by onion.
(ñaña naña) Mocking way of speaking without really saying anything.