mum in Latin
mum in Latin is mamma — mum means mother — the common British and Irish term.
mum in Latin
mamma
(Commonwealth, Ireland, informal) Mother.
What does "mum" mean?
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noun Mother — the common British and Irish term.
"My mum picks me up from school on Fridays."
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adj Saying nothing; silent, especially about a secret.
"Keep mum about the surprise party."
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mum in a sentence
- My mum picks me up from school on Fridays.
- Say hi to your mum for me.
- Keep mum about the surprise party.
- She stayed mum on the details of the deal.
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What is "mum" in Latin?
"mum" in Latin is mamma. mum means: Mother — the common British and Irish term.
How do you use "mum" in a sentence?
Example: "My mum picks me up from school on Fridays." In Latin, "mum" is mamma.
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