mother

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1. 01mother is an English noun with no productive affixal segmentation (simplex).1 step

   • rulerule:simplex
2. 02Its meaning ('female parent') can be approximated as SOMEONE in the Suffeffix atom interlingua.2 steps

   • rulerule:atom-structure
   • atomatom:SOMEONE
3. 03mother is inherited from Old English mōdor ‘mother’ (confidence 0.95).3 steps

   • rulerule:etymology-hop
   • edgeedge:mother-oe-en0.95
   • sourceoed0.95
4. 04माता is cognate with en mother (confidence 0.85).3 steps

   • rulerule:etymology-hop
   • edgeedge:mother-cog0.85
   • sourcewatkins0.85
5. 05mother is cognate with fr mère (confidence 0.85).3 steps

   • rulerule:etymology-hop
   • edgeedge:mother-cog-fr-en0.85
   • sourcewatkins0.85
6. 06Aligned forms: French mère (cognate); Hindi माता (mātā) (cognate); Tamil அம்மா (ammā) (translation equivalent); Telugu అమ్మ (amma) (translation equivalent).1 step

   • rulerule:alignment

1. mōdorOld English— inherited →mother✓ accepted
   oed0.95
2. motherEnglish— cognate →माता✓ accepted
   watkins0.85
3. mèreFrench— cognate →mother✓ accepted
   watkins0.85