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|ItaM=Literally means little seed. | |ItaM=Literally means little seed. | ||
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|SpaM=From ''pepita'' (nugget). -illo is a sufix that means small.<br>Note: It doesn't seem reasonable that its name comes from nugget. Sunflower seed is ''pipa'' in Spanish, so it probably comes from there and ''Pepe/Pepa'', a common Spanish name. | |SpaM=From ''pepita'' (nugget). -illo is a sufix that means small.<br>Note: It doesn't seem reasonable that its name comes from nugget. Sunflower seed is ''pipa'' in Spanish, so it probably comes from there and ''Pepe/Pepa'', a common Spanish name. | ||
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Revision as of 11:47, October 26, 2009
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A Sneed at the bottom left of the picture.
Sneeds are enemies from Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story. They can be destroyed in one blow by Bowser, although Mario and Luigi have to fight them. If they are left alone for a while, they will become Flifits.
Trivia
- The name Sneed comes from Snifit, the type of species it is, and seed.
Names in Other Languages
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