Form. | ||
Saisiyat | ina | mother |
Sakizaya | w-inaʔ | mother |
Thao | ina | mother |
Pazeh | ina | mother |
Tsou | inó | mother |
Amis | ina | mother |
Rukai (Budai) | iná-a | mother (address) |
Rukai | iná-a | mother (address) |
Puyuma | ina | mother, MZ, FZ (ref) |
Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | ina | mother, MZ, FZ (ref) |
Paiwan | ina | mother! (vocative) |
WMP | ||
Itbayaten | ina | M (referential or vocative) |
Isneg | inā | mother (sometimes: aunt or any relative whose relationship is similar to that of a mother) |
Malaweg | iná | mother |
Itawis | iná | M |
Bontok | ʔína | term of address for one's female relatives at the first ascending generation level; mother; aunt; mother-in-law |
Ifugaw | ína | my mother |
iná | M | |
Kankanaey | iná | mother, parent |
ína | my mother | |
Casiguran Dumagat | ína | M (ref.) |
Pangasinan | iná | M |
Tagalog | iná | M |
Buhid | maŋ-ina | wife |
Aklanon | iná | M |
Cebuano | iná | old word for 'mother' that is confined to set phrases |
Kadazan Dusun | ina | M (addr) |
Dairi-Pakpak Batak | ina-ina | mother animal |
Simalur | ina | M |
Toba Batak | ina | M, MZ, FBW |
Bekatan | ina | mother |
ine | mother’s sister | |
Iban | ina | M |
Seru | ina- | mother |
Bukat | inə | mother |
Buol | ina | mother |
Nias | ina | mother; aunt |
Mentawai | ina | M |
Bare'e | ine | M, MZ, FZ |
Buginese | ina | M |
Wolio | ina | M |
Makassarese | ina | M (poetic) |
Popalia | ina | mother |
Balinese | ina | mother (animals) |
Sasak | ina | mother animal; brooding hen |
Bikol | iná | M |
CMP | ||
Soboyo | ina | mother; most prominent or largest member of a set |
Wahai | ina | mother |
Batu Merah | ina-o | mother |
Paulohi | ina | M |
Buruese | ina | M |
Saparua | ina | mother |
Asilulu | ina | mother, mother’s sister |
Larike | ina | mother |
Kola | ina- | mother |
Ujir | ina | mother |
Gah | n-ina | mother |
Dobel | sina | mother, mother’s sister |
East Damar | in- | mother |
Roma | ina- | mother |
Tugun | ina | mother |
Erai | ina-n | female, of animals |
ina | mother, mother's sister, and the other female members of mother's lineage and generation | |
Luang | inə | mother |
Leti | ina | M |
Kédang | imo | mother |
Adonara | ina | mother |
Lamaholot (dialectal) | ina | M |
Lamaholot | ina | M |
Lamaholot (dialectal) | ina-n | female, of animals |
Lamaholot | ina-n | female, of animals |
Donggo | ina | mother |
Bimanese | ina | M |
Galoli | ina-r | mother |
Komodo | ina | M |
Sika | ina | M |
Ngadha | ina | M |
Tetun | ina-n | M, MZ; female (of animals) |
ina-k | female, of animals | |
Vaikenu | ina | mother |
Anakalangu | ina | mother |
Lamboya | iña | mother |
Kambera | ina | M |
Hawu | ina | M |
Rotinese | ina | woman; mother; mother's sister; wife; female (animal); large |
Proto-Ambon | ina | M |
Wetan | ina | M, MZ, FZ, MBW, FBW |
SHWNG | ||
Numfor | ina | M (obsolescent term) |
Ansus | ina- | mother |
Kurudu | ina | mother |
Serui-Laut | ina- | M |
Moor | ina | M |
OC | ||
Chuukese | iin | mother, aunt, grandmother, kinswoman of any senior generation, kinswoman of one's father's lineage or clan, any such kinswoman of one's spouse |
Pohnpeian | ihn | mother; any person one's mother or father would call sister |
Mokilese | ina-h | his mother |
Titan | ina | M (addr. and ref.) |
Nauna | ina | M (addr. and ref.) |
Motu | ina | address of a child to its mother; used also when speaking to a child of its mother |
Tolai | ină | M (rare) |
WMP | ||
Hanunóo | ínaʔ-ámaʔ guraŋun | parents |
Melanau (Mukah) | tina tama | parents |
CMP | ||
Lamaholot | ina-ama-n | parents |
Manggarai | iné-amé | wife's parents |
Ngadha | iné-ema | parents, ancestors |
Tetun | ina-ama-n | name by which some important kingdoms are known, mostly those with special privileges |
Kambera | ina-ama | title of authority; also: title of wife-givers |
OC | ||
Gedaged | tina-tama | mother and father; parents |
Motu | ina-mama | address of child to its mother and father |
WMP | ||
Hanunóo | ʔinaʔ-iná | thumb or great toe of man or of animals in general |
Aklanon | ína-ína | foster mother; stepmother |
Cebuano | ina-ína | stepmother; foster mother |
Manobo (Dibabawon) | inoy-ʔinoy | stepmother |
Dairi-Pakpak Batak | kerbo ina-ina | mother carabao |
Toba Batak | ina-ina | married women |
Tialo | ina-ina | aunt (addr.) |
Wolio | ka-ina-ina | adopted mother |
WMP | ||
Sangir | ina-ŋ u lima | thumb |
Toba Batak | ina ni taŋan | thumb |
Balinese | ina lima | thumb |
CMP | ||
Paulohi | rima ina-i | thumb |
Bimanese | ina rima | thumb |
Komodo | ina lima | thumb |
WMP | ||
Itbayaten | ina-en | female animal with offspring; foster mother; mother-in-law; one considered as mother |
Ifugaw | ina-on | MZ, FZ |
Ifugaw (Amganad) | ina-on | MZ, FZ |
Tagalog | inah-ín | hen or mother animal |
Cebuano | ina-ún | godmother; act as godmother |
Kadazan Dusun | ina-on | to be addressed as “mother” |
Tausug | inaʔ-un | aunt |
WMP | ||
Tagalog | iná-y | M (addr) |
Kalamian Tagbanwa | ine-y | MZ, FZ; stepmother |
Binukid | ina-y | M |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | ine-y | M (ref.) |
Tatana | ina-y | aunt |
Kenyah (Long Dunin) | ina-y | M, MZ, FZ (addr., voc.) |
Kayan (Long Atip) | ina-y | M, MZ, FZ (addr., voc.) |
Kenyah | ina-y | M, MZ, FZ (addr., voc.) |
Merap | nɛy | mother |
Kayan | ina-y | M, MZ, FZ (addr., voc.) |
Dusun Malang | ina-i | M |
Murik | na-y | M (addr) |
Bikol | iná-y | mom (informal) |
CMP | ||
Rembong | ine | M |
Manggarai | ine | M |
Komodo | ine | M (voc.) |
Ende | ine | M |
Tetun | na-i | M, MZ, FZ |
WMP | ||
Tagalog | iná-ŋ | appellation for , mother |
Hanunóo | ʔiná-ŋ | M (voc.) |
Sangir | ina-ŋ | M |
Dairi-Pakpak Batak | ina-ŋ | M |
Toba Batak | iná-ŋ | M (voc.) |
Iban | ina-ŋ | nursing; nurse, rear (animals) |
Malay | ina-ŋ | duenna; governess of an unmarried girl of high rank. Etymologically the word suggests "mother" but in a way implying low rank |
Totoli | ina-ŋ | M |
Siang | ina-ŋ | MZ, FZ |
Buginese | ina-ŋ | M |
Old Javanese | ina-ŋ | mother, elderly woman |
Proto-Minahasan | ina-ŋ | M |
CMP | ||
Manggarai | ina-ŋ | FZ, SpM, MBW |
Sika | ina-ŋ | M; female of animals |
Form. | ||
Saaroa | inaʔ-a | M (ref.) |
WMP | ||
Palawan Batak | ʔina-ʔ | M |
Subanen/Subanun | gina-ʔ | M |
Manobo (Dibabawon) | ina-ʔ | M (addr) |
Maranao | ina-ʔ | M |
Manobo (Western Bukidnon) | ina-ʔ | M (addr) |
Tiruray | ʔina-ʔ | aunt, female of next ascending generation other than one's mother |
Gana | ina-ʔ | M |
Kenyah (Long Wat) | ina-ʔ | M (addr., voc.) |
Kenyah | ina-ʔ | M (addr., voc.) |
Kelabit | ina-ʔ | my daughter (addr.) |
Sangir | ina-ʔ | M |
Mongondow | ina-ʔ | mother (in general) |
Uma | ina-ʔ | mother; aunt |
Sasak | ina-ʔ | mother (of commoners) |
Proto-Minahasan | ina-ʔ | M |
Bikol | iná-ʔ | M |
WMP | ||
Itbayaten | kamnan-en | aunt |
kam-na-n | aunt | |
Aborlan Tagbanwa | m-ina-n | MZ, FZ |
Rungus Dusun | kom-ina-n | MZ, FZ |
Murut (Timugon) | kam-ina-n | MZ, FZ |
Kiput | kəm-ina-n | MZ, FZ |
Berawan (Long Jegan) | kem-æna-n | MZ, FZ |
Abai Sembuak | kəm-ina-n | aunt |
Lampung | m-ina-n | aunt, parents' younger sister |
Also Bintulu kəm-ina ‘aunt; mother’s sister, father’s sister’.
Form. | ||
Amis | mal-oina | family with the mother (< 'mother') |
Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | maR-tayna | mother and son or daughter (< 'mother, aunt') |
Puyuma | maR-tayna | mother and son or daughter (< 'mother, aunt') |
WMP | ||
Isneg | max-inā | mother and child(ren) |
Aklanon | mag-iná | to be mother and child (relationship) |
Toba Batak | mar-ina | have a mother |
Bikol | mag-ináʔ | mother and child |
WMP | ||
Toba Batak | par-ina-an | mates (of animals); female, of domesticated animals |
Boano | pog-ina-ŋ-an | aunt |
Old Javanese | pénan | aunt |
Form. | ||
Kavalan | tina | M (ref.) |
Bunun | tina | M |
Rukai (Budai) | t-ina | M |
Rukai | t-ina | M |
Puyuma (Tamalakaw) | ta-yna | M (ref., respectful) |
Puyuma | ta-yna | M (ref., respectful) |
Paiwan | tja-ina | M (affectionate term, most frequently used in speaking to children) |
WMP | ||
Palauan | ʔə-dil | M (addr) |
Lun Dayeh | tina-n | mother |
Lun Dayeh (Long Semado) | tina-n | mother |
Kiput | tinah | M |
Bintulu | tina | M |
Kelabit | te-sineh | M (ref.) |
sinaʔ | M, MZ, FZ (addr., voc.) | |
sineh | title for married women: Mrs. | |
Melanau (Mukah) | tina | M; female (animals) |
Malay | be-tina | female (an insult when used of human beings ... of animals it is always correct) |
Siang | tina-i | M |
Banggai | tina | M |
pon-tina | hen | |
Bare'e | tina | female, of bird or animal |
Bungku | tina | woman; female |
Moronene | tina | woman/female; mother |
Miri | tinah | M |
CMP | ||
W.Tarangan | jena | mother |
W.Tarangan (Ngaibor) | jena | mother |
SHWNG | ||
Buli | hñe | M (ref.) |
Numfor | sna | M (ref.) |
Wandamen | sinia- | mother |
OC | ||
Hawaiian | kīna-na | mother hen or bird and her brood; a brooding place |
Ulithian | sila- | mother |
Marshallese | jine- | mother; aunt; older sister; female cousin |
Woleaian | sila- | M |
Nukuoro | dina-na | mother, aunt; senior female relative, person in a mothering, or motherly, relationship |
Gilbertese | tina | mother, adopted mother |
Kaniet | tiña- | mother |
Ponam | dine | mother |
Ahus | tine-n | his/her mother |
Andra | tine- | mother |
Bipi | tina- | M |
tina-n | big | |
Nali | tina- | M (ref.) |
Wogeo | tina- | M (ref.) |
Tanga | tina- | M (ref.) |
Nehan | tina- | mother |
Haku | tsina- | mother |
Amara | tne | mother |
Tinputz | sìnàʔ | mother |
Kove | tina | mother |
Sio | tina | mother |
Gitua | tina- | M, MZ, FBW |
Piva | a tsina- | mother |
Sengseng | tina | mother (address) |
Uruava | sina- | mother |
Adzera | rina-n | mother |
Yabem | têna | mother |
Wampar | rena-n | mother |
Varisi | sina- | M |
Roviana | tina-na | M |
Nggela | tina | M (voc.); a woman of her standing in one's clan; large of its kind |
Sinaugoro | tina | mother |
Hula | ina | mother |
Magori | tina | mother |
Saliba | sina | mother |
Suau | sina- | mother |
Sudest | tȉna- | mother |
Rennellese | tina-na | classificatory mother; to have a classificatory mother |
Samoan | tina-a | M |
Nokuku | tino- | mother |
Piamatsina | tina- | mother |
Malmariv | tina- | mother |
Mafea | tina- | mother |
Vao | tina- | mother |
Fijian | tina- | M, MZ, FBW |
Rarotongan | tina-na | a female parent: used only in respect of animals, birds, etc.; is sometimes used or applied in respect of a woman in a joking manner |
Tolai | tina | M |
Watut | rina- | mother |
Arop | tina- | mother |
Biliau | tina- | mother |