Definition of mawther in English:

mawther

noun ˈmɔːðə

English Regional, East Anglian

A girl or young woman.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Promptorium Parvulorum. Origin uncertain; perhaps originally a variant of mother, with early shortening of Old English and Middle English long close ō (attested by spellings with modd-) and subsequent relengthening. A contracted form is common, chiefly in vocative use, in East Anglia.

Definition of mawther in US English:

mawther

nounˈmɔːðə

English Regional, East Anglian

A girl or young woman.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Promptorium Parvulorum. Origin uncertain; perhaps originally a variant of mother, with early shortening of Old English and Middle English long close ō (attested by spellings with modd-) and subsequent relengthening. A contracted form is common, chiefly in vocative use, in East Anglia.

单词	mawther
释义	Definition of mawther in English: mawther noun ˈmɔːðə English Regional, East Anglian A girl or young woman. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Promptorium Parvulorum. Origin uncertain; perhaps originally a variant of mother, with early shortening of Old English and Middle English long close ō (attested by spellings with modd-) and subsequent relengthening. A contracted form is common, chiefly in vocative use, in East Anglia. Definition of mawther in US English: mawther nounˈmɔːðə English Regional, East Anglian A girl or young woman. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Promptorium Parvulorum. Origin uncertain; perhaps originally a variant of mother, with early shortening of Old English and Middle English long close ō (attested by spellings with modd-) and subsequent relengthening. A contracted form is common, chiefly in vocative use, in East Anglia.
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