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In Yiddish, "momza" (or "mamsa") typically refers to a mother or a maternal figure, often used in an affectionate or endearing context. The term can also imply a nurturing or caring demeanor. It embodies the warmth and close relationship often found between mothers and their children in Jewish culture.

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