mere
Old French
noun
Definitions
- mother female family member
Etymology
Inherited from Latin mater (mother).
Origin
Latin
mater
Gloss
mother
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
母
Emoji
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- allomother English
- antimother English
- babymother English
- beemother English
- biomother English
- birthmother English
- co-mother English
- den mother English
- eldermother English
- eldmother English
- foremother English
- godmother English
- grandmother English
- housemother English
- matriline English
- mermother English
- mismother English
- mother English
- mother church English
- mother-in-law English
- mother-out-law English
- mother-to-be English
- motherboard English
- motherchucker English
- mothercraft English
- motherdom English
- mothered English
- motherer English
- motherese English
- motherfather English
- motherfouler English
- motherfucker English
- motherfucking English
- motherful English
- motherhood English
- motherhouse English
- motherhumper English
- motherish English
- motherism English
- motherist English
- motherkin English
- motherkins English
- motherland English
- motherless English
- motherlike English
- motherling English
- motherlove English
- motherlover English
- motherloving English
- motherly English
- motherment English
- motherness English
- motherwort English
- mothery English
- nonmother English
- othermother English
- overmother English
- phycomater English
- stepmother English
- unmother English
- *matrīna Latin
- commater, commatrem Latin
- mater Latin
- mater ecclesia Latin
- matrem, mater Latin
- porus Latin
- madrepora Italian
- madrina Italian
- mère French
- madrina Spanish, Castilian
- moder Middle English
- medre Old French
- nai Galician
- matro Ido
- mere Middle French
- madrỹa Old Portuguese
- mairina Occitan
- *mātēr Proto-Italic
- meire Bourguignon
- mai Aragonese
- motha Kriol