Tojorí

Tojorí is a Spanish-language term primarily used in parts of South America, specifically in Venezuela and Colombia, to refer to a small container, typically made of wood, metal, or plastic, used for storing or carrying small objects. These objects can range from valuables like jewelry and coins to small tools or personal items. The word implies a sense of safekeeping and portability.

The etymology of the word is not widely documented, but it's understood to be a colloquial term with regional usage. The size of a tojorí can vary, but it is generally small enough to be easily carried in a pocket or bag. It is often associated with rural areas and traditional practices, although the term can be used in more modern contexts as well. In some regions, the term might also be associated with specific types of containers, such as those used for carrying seeds or spices.