en mamma
Meaning
mum; mom; mother; mummy; mom (US); mommy (US); mama (US)
In Swedish: mor, moder
Forms
| Singular, indefinite | en mamma |
|---|---|
| Singular, definite | mamman |
| Plural, indefinite | mammor |
| Plural, definite | mammorna |
mamma is an en-word, so adjectives agree with it: en stor mamma, den stora mamman. Check another noun
Practise mamma
1 / 2Is it en mamma or ett mamma?
mamma in a sentence
- Han älskar sin mammaHe loves his mom
- Mamma, när blir det mat?Mom, when's dinner?
- Hon har blivit mammaShe has become a mother
- mamma och pappaMom and Dad
Words built with mamma
- mammaklänning maternity dress
- mammakläder maternity clothes
- kycklingmamma overprotective mother
- mammaledig maternity leave
Questions
What does mamma mean in English?
mamma means “mum, mom”.
Is it en mamma or ett mamma?
It is en mamma, and “the mum” is mamman.
What is the plural of mamma?
The plural of mamma is mammor, and the definite plural is mammorna.
Similar words
Where the course teaches it
- Swedish vocabulary for home, world, workComplete Swedish – Season 1
- Listening versus hearing in SwedishComplete Swedish – Season 2
- Swedish verbs built from Greek-origin wordsComplete Swedish – Season 2
- Swedish bakery vocabulary and fikaComplete Swedish – Season 2
- Swedish phrases for making plansComplete Swedish – Season 2
Origin
Uncertain.
Nearby common words
mamma is number 119 in our frequency list. These words come just before and after it.
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