mammas

Moms, more affectionately

Mammas is the plural of mamma, an informal or childish word for mother.

The spelling with double m distinguishes it from mama (one m), though both mean the same thing.

Their mammas told them to come home before dark.

The word also has an anatomical sense—mamma is the milk-secreting organ in female mammals, making mammas the plural: The mammas of nursing mothers produce colostrum first.

mothers

mommy

Mother, to children

  • mommaInformal word for mother
  • mamaInformal word for mother
  • mumRefusing to speak

mummy · ma · matriarch · matron · parent · grandmother · nana · abuela · birthgiver · foremother

bonding

attachment

Connection or fondness

newborn · infancy · cuddling · holding · closeness · womb · umbilical · gestation · birth · midwife

nurturing

breastfeeding

Lactation-based infant nourishment

weaning · feeding · lullaby · cradling · soothing · comforting · rocking · swaddling · cooing · bedtime

protective

guardian

Protective caretaker of another

defender · safeguard · fierce · instinctive · sheltering · hovering · worry · caregiving · custodian · provider

familial

kinship

State of being related

bloodline · clan · household · descendants · offspring · progeny · genealogy · matrilineal · relatives · generations

Opposites
parental gender role

mammaspapas

Fathers, informally

daddies · fathers · dads · pas · pops

family generation

mammasdaughters

Female offspring, plural

sons · children · kids · granddaughters · babies

Phrases
Family

mammal, mammals, mamma, mammalian, mammary, mammogram, mammography, mammae

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G