Mutter
Asurname .East Central German [ edit ] FromMiddle High German muoter Old High German muoter
Mutter f genitive Muttersch
( Silesian ) mother IPA (key ) : /ˈmʊtər/ ,[ˈmʊtɐ] Hyphenation:Mut‧ter Rhymes:-ʊtɐ FromMiddle High German muoter Old High German muoter Proto-West Germanic *mōder Proto-Germanic *mōdēr Proto-Indo-European *méh₂tēr Dutch moeder English mother Danish moder Swedish moder
Mutter f genitive Mutter plural Mütter diminutive Mütterchen n or Mütterlein n or Mütterken n
mother Coordinate terms: Vater Kind Declension ofMutter [feminine ]
Mutter f proper noun genitive Mutters or Mutter
Mother ;Mum ;Mom : one's motherSynonyms: Mama Mutti Chiefly in north-eastern regions, there used to be a colloquial practice of adding-(e)n ein Geschenk fürMuttern ( “ a present for Mother ” ) . This is now chiefly archaic or humorous. However, the phrasewie bei Muttern ( “ like Mum used to make ” ,of food ) has entered general use. Declension ofMutter [sg-only, feminine ]
Declension ofMutter [sg-only, feminine ]
Originally the same as etymology 1, but secondarily distinguished in the plural; so denoted by a sexual metaphor, which is also found in other languages. Compare for exampleDutch moer
Mutter f genitive Mutter plural Muttern
nut ( for a bolt ) Synonym: Schraubenmutter Declension ofMutter [feminine ]
“Mutter ” inDigitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache “Mutter (Frau, Kinder, Natur) ” inDuden online “Mutter (Schraube, Metall, Teil) ” inDuden online “Mutter ” inDeutsches Wörterbuch von Jacob und Wilhelm Grimm Friedrich Kluge (1883 ), “Mutter ”, inJohn Francis Davis , transl.,Etymological Dictionary of the German Language , published1891 “Mutter ” inOpenThesaurus.de Mutter Wikipediade muter ( Wiesemann spelling ) IPA (key ) : /ˈmuta/ Rhymes:-uta Syllabification:Mut‧ter Inherited fromCentral Franconian Modder
Mutter f plural Mitter diminutive Mutterche
mother Synonyms: Maio Mamai Mamma Mutti Coordinate term: Fatter Sie is meinMutter . She is mymother . ( metonymic ) womb Inherited fromCentral Franconian Modder
Mutter f plural Mitter diminutive Mutterche
( usually in the diminutive ) nut ( fastener used with a bolt ) Boll, Piter Kehoma (2021 ), “Mutter”, inDicionário Hunsriqueano Riograndense–Português , 3rd edition (overall work in Portuguese), Ivoti:Riograndenser Hunsrickisch ,page114 , column 1 From or influenced byGerman Mutter
Mutter f diminutive Mütterken
mother ;alternative form ofMauder ( North-Westphalian, Menslage, Mecklenburgisch ) 
