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Summary

Swedish to English: more detail...

mamma:
- mom; mother; mummy; mum
Wiktionary:
- mamma → mummy, mum
- mamma → Mom, mum, mummy, mommy

English to Swedish: more detail...

mamma:
The word mamma exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to Swedish.
- Synonyms for "mamma":
  ma; mama; mom; momma; mommy; mammy; mum; mummy; mother; female parent
  mammary gland; exocrine gland; exocrine; duct gland

Swedish

Detailed Translations for mamma from Swedish to English

mamma:

mamma [-en] noun

mamma (mor; morsan)
the mom; the mother; the mummy; the mum
- mom [the ~] noun
- mother [the ~] noun
- mummy [the ~] noun
- mum [the ~] noun

Translation Matrix for mamma:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
mom	mamma; mor; morsan
mother	mamma; mor; morsan
mum	mamma; mor; morsan
mummy	mamma; mor; morsan
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
mother		moder; mora
mummy		mumie

Synonyms for "mamma":

morsa; mor; moder; morsan

Wiktionary Translations for mamma:

mamma

noun

child's term for mother
- mummy → mamma
mother (informal, familiar)
- mum → mamma

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• mamma	→ Mom	↔ Mama — (umgangssprachlich) für die Mutter
• mamma	→ mum	↔ Mami — Koseform von Mama
• mamma	→ mummy; mommy	↔ Mutti — Koseform zu Mutter
• mamma	→ mummy; mommy	↔ maman — Nom donné à la mère par son enfant (y compris à l’âge adulte), pour la désigner affectueusement.

Related Translations for mamma

English

Detailed Translations for mamma from English to Swedish

mamma:

Translation Matrix for mamma:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	ma; mama; mammary gland; mammy; mom; momma; mommy; mum; mummy

Related Words for "mamma":

mammae

Synonyms for "mamma":

ma; mama; mom; momma; mommy; mammy; mum; mummy; mother; female parent
mammary gland; exocrine gland; exocrine; duct gland

Related Definitions for "mamma":

milk-secreting organ of female mammals¹
informal terms for a mother¹

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University