Neither. The word mother (æ¯) means just that in Japanese - mother.
Okaasan (お母さん) is Japanese for "mother".
It is an archaic word for 'mother.'
Punctuate mea ns you put the correct pu nctuatio n marks i n the se nte nces. Examples: My mother is a teacher. Is your mother a teacher? What! She is a teacher? Get the bottle from the teacher.
it means fairy god mother my teacher told me
Nurturing in Spanish is: alimentando or nutriendo.
"mother". You usually use this when you address your own mother and not refer to your own mother in front of other people.
In Japanese it means 'One who has gone before.' Most people simply say it means teacher.
Japanese sensei means a teacher, expert, doctor or master.Chiyu means healing, cure, recovery.Chiyu no sensei could mean "the recovery of the teacher", "the teacher who is a cure" or "the teacher's cure". Only the context will determine the correct translation.
"Shishou" is a Japanese term that typically translates to "teacher" or "master" in English. It is often used to show respect to someone who is an expert or authority in a particular field.
The term "Mother Earth" refers to the idea that the Earth is seen as a nurturing and life-giving entity, often associated with fertility and abundance. It is a way of personifying the planet as a mother figure who provides sustenance and support to all living beings.
"nuturing" is likely a typo of "nurturing". Nurturing is a word that can be used either to indicate care for something's growth, or to cherish something, such as "nurturing a dream".
a mean teacher is when a teacher yells at you. or when she hits you