English coloquial word 'Mum' or 'Mummy' version is derived from the French/Italian word 'Mamma' and was recorded as being used in 1823.
The alternative American spelling 'Mom' was first recorded being used in America in 1894.
we have mums because mums would make children and when their children grow old they can make more of us and its something called the circle of llife.
Selena Gomez mothers name is Mandy Teefy. :)
a step mum is called 'une belle-mère' in French. The same noun is used for mothers-in-laws, so the real meaning is deduced from context.
When she was The Duchess of York, she was sometimes called "The Smiling Duchess". When she was The Queen Mother (for more than 50 years), she was popularly called "The Queen Mum"
No, Hitler's mum and step mum both died from natural causes.
mums (as in mothers): madres mum's (indicates posession): el ____<object>___ de la madre
Your second cousin because it would be your mum's cousin.
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YA MUM!...nah seriously.
Mom Mum (more common in Britain)
Ians mum is called gertrude
mum
Jessie J's Mum is called Rose Cornish