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mother ['mʌðə] v
gen.	北堂; 親構成素 Dictionary of Linguistics (Francis Bond)
snd.rec.	母型原盤
n mother | n ['mʌðə] v
gen.	母上 (term used in samurai families prior to the Meiji period); 令堂; 母さん ichi1 news1 nf22; マザー; オモニ; 種菌 (fungal colony used to start fermentation); 垂乳根; 足乳根; 御母 おかん is Kansai dialect; ママン
obs.	母文字; か文字; 阿母; 垂乳女; 足乳女
n hon mother | n hon ['mʌðə] v
gen.	お母さん ichi1 news1 nf05; 御母さん; お母様; 御母様; お母さま; 母様; 母さま
obs.	母の命; 母刀自
n uk one's mother | n uk ['mʌðə] v
inf.	お袋 ichi1; 御袋; お母 ik
n polite reference to one's own mother | n ['mʌðə] v
gen.	母君
n Mothers | n v
gen.	マザーズ
adj-pn Mother | adj-pn ['mʌðə] v
gen.	母なる (as in Mother Earth, Mother Nature, etc.)
Mother ['mʌðə] abbr.
abbr.	マザー (Superior)
n hum mother | n hum ['mʌðə] v
gen.	母 かか was used by children ichi1 news1 nf01
n adj-no mother | n adj-no ['mʌðə] v
gen.	母親 ichi1 news1 nf02
n polite term for another's mother | n ['mʌðə] v
gen.	母御
n uk mother | n uk ['mʌðə] v
gen.	御っ母さん (term commonly used until the end of the Meiji period)
n hon arch mother | n hon arch ['mʌðə] v
gen.	萱堂
English thesaurus
MOTHER ['mʌðə] abbr.
abbr.	Mankind Organization Towards Health Environmental Revolution; Meek Outstanding Teacher Helper Energetic Radiant; Multiple Output Terminal Home End Resource