Mum

//mʌm//

Translations of "mum" (77 languages)

Language	Translation	Romanization
Afar	yayya(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Afrikaans	mamma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Albanian	mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Ancient Greek	μάμμη(mother (informal, familiar)), μαμμίᾱ(mother (informal, familiar))	mámmē, mammíā
Arabic	أُمّ(mother (informal, familiar)), إم(mother (informal, familiar)), إم(mother (informal, familiar)), ماما(mother (informal, familiar)), ماما(mother (informal, familiar)), ماما(mother (informal, familiar)), مامى(mother (informal, familiar)), مَامَا(mother (informal, familiar)), مَامَان(mother (informal, familiar)), يامّا(mother (informal, familiar))	ʔumm, ʔim, ʔim, mama, mama, mama, mami, māmā, māmān, yamma
Armenian	մայրիկ(mother (informal, familiar))	mayrik
Avar	баба(mother (informal, familiar))	baba
Basque	amatxo(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Belarusian	ма́ма(mother (informal, familiar)), мату́ля(mother (informal, familiar))	máma, matúlja
Bulgarian	ма́ма(mother (informal, familiar))	máma
Burmese	မေမေ(mother (informal, familiar))	meme
Catalan	mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Chinese	老母(mother (informal, familiar)), 阿娘(mother (informal, familiar)), 阿母(mother (informal, familiar))	zh-min-nan, zh-min-nan, zh-min-nan
Chinese Cantonese	媽咪 /妈咪(mother (informal, familiar))	maa¹ mi⁴, mai¹ mi⁴
Chinese Mandarin	娘(mother (informal, familiar)), 媽 /妈(mother (informal, familiar)), 媽咪 /妈咪(mother (informal, familiar)), 媽媽 /妈妈(mother (informal, familiar))	niáng, mā, māmi, māma
Chukchi	ыммэ(mother (informal, familiar)), ыммэмы(mother (informal, familiar))	ymmė, ymmėmy
Czech	maminka(mother (informal, familiar)), máma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Danish	mor(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Dongxiang	ana(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Dutch	mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Esperanto	panjo(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Estonian	amm(mother (informal, familiar)), ema(mother (informal, familiar)), emme(mother (informal, familiar)), memm(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Ewe	dada(mother (informal, familiar)), nɔ(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Faroese	mamma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Finnish	mamma(mother (informal, familiar)), mutsi(mother (informal, familiar)), äippä(mother (informal, familiar)), äiskä(mother (informal, familiar)), äiti(mother (informal, familiar))	—
French	maman(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Galician	mamá(mother (informal, familiar)), nai(mother (informal, familiar)), nanai(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Georgian	დედა(mother (informal, familiar)), დედიკო(mother (informal, familiar))	deda, dediḳo
German	Mama(mother (informal, familiar)), Mami(mother (informal, familiar)), Mom(mother (informal, familiar)), Mum(mother (informal, familiar)), Mutti(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Greek	μαμά(mother (informal, familiar))	mamá
Hebrew	אִמָּא(mother (informal, familiar))	ímma
Hindi	अम्माँ(mother (informal, familiar)), अम्मी(mother (informal, familiar)), माँ(mother (informal, familiar)), माताजी(mother (informal, familiar))	ammā̃, ammī, mā̃, mātājī
Hungarian	anya(mother (informal, familiar)), anyu(mother (informal, familiar)), mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Hunsrik	Mamma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Ido	mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Indonesian	mama(mother (informal, familiar)), mami(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Iranian Persian	مادَر(mother (informal, familiar)), مام(mother (informal, familiar)), مامان(mother (informal, familiar)), نَنِه(mother (informal, familiar))	mâdar, mâm, mâmân, nane
Irish	maime(mother (informal, familiar)), mam(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Italian	mamma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Japanese	お母さん(mother (informal, familiar)), ママ(mother (informal, familiar)), 母(mother (informal, familiar))	okāsan, mama, haha
Komi-Permyak	мам(mother (informal, familiar))	mam
Korean	어머니(mother (informal, familiar)), 엄마(mother (informal, familiar))	eomeoni, eomma
Latin	mamma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Latvian	mamma(mother (informal, familiar)), māmiņa(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Lingala	mamá(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Lithuanian	mama(mother (informal, familiar)), mamytė(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Lower Sorbian	mama(mother (informal, familiar)), maminka(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Macedonian	мама(mother (informal, familiar))	mama
Malay	bu(mother (informal, familiar)), ibu(mother (informal, familiar)), mak(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Malayalam	അമ്മ(mother (informal, familiar)), ഉമ്മ(mother (informal, familiar))	amma, umma
Marathi	आई(mother (informal, familiar))	āī
Northern Kurdish	dayik(mother (informal, familiar)), dê(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Ossetian	гыцци(mother (informal, familiar)), мамӕ(mother (informal, familiar)), нана(mother (informal, familiar))	gycci, mamæ, nana
Pipil	nān(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Polish	mama(mother (informal, familiar)), mamusia(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Portuguese	mamã(mother (informal, familiar)), mamãe(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Romanian	măicuță(mother (informal, familiar)), mămică(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Russian	ма(mother (informal, familiar)), ма́ма(mother (informal, familiar)), ма́менька(mother (informal, familiar)), ма́мка(mother (informal, familiar)), ма́мочка(mother (informal, familiar)), ма́тушка(mother (informal, familiar)), мам(mother (informal, familiar)), мама́ша(mother (informal, familiar)), маму́ля(mother (informal, familiar)), маму́ся(mother (informal, familiar))	ma, máma, mámenʹka, mámka, mámočka, mátuška, mam, mamáša, mamúlja, mamúsja
Scottish Gaelic	mamaidh(mother (informal, familiar)), màmag(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Serbo-Croatian	mȁma(mother (informal, familiar)), ма̏ма(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Slovak	mama(mother (informal, familiar)), mamička(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Slovene	mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Southern Altai	мама(mother (informal, familiar)), эне(mother (informal, familiar))	mama, ene
Spanish	mamá(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Swahili	nina(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Swedish	mamma(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Taos	ká(mother (informal, familiar)), káʼȕ(mother (informal, familiar)), łáʼȕ(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Tatar	әни(mother (informal, familiar))	äni
Thai	คุณแม่(mother (informal, familiar)), แม่(mother (informal, familiar))	kun mâe, mɛ̂ɛ
Tz'utujil	teeʼ(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Ukrainian	ма́ма(mother (informal, familiar)), ма́тінка(mother (informal, familiar)), мату́ся(mother (informal, familiar)), не́нька(mother (informal, familiar)), не́ня(mother (informal, familiar))	máma, mátinka, matúsja, nénʹka, nénja
Upper Sorbian	mama(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Urdu	اَمّاں(mother (informal, familiar)), اَمّی(mother (informal, familiar))	ammā̃, ammī
Vietnamese	má(mother (informal, familiar)), mẹ(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Volapük	motül(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Welsh	mam(mother (informal, familiar))	—
Yiddish	מאַמע(mother (informal, familiar)), מאַמעלע(mother (informal, familiar))	mame, mamele