Mądroszki

Mądroszki is a Polish word, typically used informally and affectionately, meaning "wise little ones" or "smart little cookies." It is derived from the word "mądry" (wise, smart) and the diminutive suffix "-oszki," which is frequently used to express endearment, smallness, or cuteness.

The term is commonly applied to children, especially girls, who are perceived as precocious, insightful, or particularly intelligent for their age. It suggests a playful admiration for their perceived wisdom and cleverness.

While not a formal or academic term, "mądroszki" reflects a cultural appreciation for intelligence and the endearing way that cleverness can manifest in young children. The playful diminutive nature of the word softens the potentially serious connotation of "wisdom," making it a lighthearted compliment. Its use is primarily positive and intended to convey affection and amusement. The word can also be used somewhat ironically to playfully tease someone who is being overly serious or pretending to know more than they do.