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Selitve selitko is a playful Slovak phrase that essentially means 'little rascal' or 'mischievous one,' often used by parents or grandparents when a child is being cheeky but endearing. It captures that moment when a kid sneaks a cookie before dinner or hides just to hear you call their name, and instead of scolding, you just smile and shake your head. There’s no real equivalent in English—it’s too specific, too warm, too rooted in daily life. You might say it when a nephew hides your remote or…