Literal has two main meanings:
1. Exact: It means something is meant exactly as it is written or spoken, with no figurative or metaphorical meaning.
* Example: "He took the statement literally, not understanding the sarcasm."
2. Word-for-word: It can also mean something is a direct copy or translation of something else.
* Example: "The translator provided a literal translation of the text."
If you meant to use "litteral," you may want to double-check your spelling and use "literal" instead.