DEDR entry 183
PDr.
*amm-a mother
Tamil
ammā mother, matron, lady; (alsoamma, ammamma) excl. of pity, surprise, joy
ammāḷ mother, matron, lady; (alsoamma, ammamma) excl. of pity, surprise, joy
ammai mother, name of various goddesses, grandmother
ammaṉai mother, lady
ammaṉ goddess
ammaṉē excl. of surprise
ammācci maternal grandmother
ammāttāḷ maternal grandmother
ammāy maternal grandmother
ammāṉ maternal uncle, wife's father, husband of father's sister
ammāmmi maternal uncle's wife, husband's mother
ammanti maternal uncle's wife
ammāñci son of a maternal uncle, fool
ammaṅkār daughter of a maternal uncle, wife of a Vaiṣṇava priest
ammaṅkāḷ daughter of a maternal uncle, wife of a Vaiṣṇava priest
ammaṇi term of respect used in referring to or calling a woman
ammam
Malayalam
amma mother, goddess (esp.Kāḷi); interj.(alsoammē, ammammā); ammammamother's mother
ammān maternal uncle
ammāvan maternal uncle
ammāman maternal uncle
ammōn maternal uncle
ammōman maternal uncle
ammāyi maternal aunt, uncle's wife, mother-in-law
ammāvi maternal aunt, uncle's wife, mother-in-law
ammiṇi affectionate appellation esp. of infants, sometimes of mother and wife
amma father (Voc. 67, 68)
Irula
amme father
Kota
amn mother goddess of the Kota trinity
amnōr mother goddess of the Kota trinity
amnāc mother goddess of the Kota trinity
Kannada
amma mother, respectable woman, grandmother, village goddess;
ama mother, respectable woman, grandmother, village goddess;
interj denoting pain or weariness, grief, surprise (alsoamama, ammamma); amba, ambemother
Kodagu
ammë Amma Coorg (a brahminized subcaste of Coorgs, said to be descended from a Coorg man and a Brahman girl [their amma or mother] whose customs they observe)
fem. ammati
Tulu
amma mother, lady
amme father
ammayya interj. of sorrow or pain
tammalè maternal uncle, father-in-law
Telugu
amma mother, matron; hon. title of woman; interj. expr. surprise
ama mother, matron; hon. title of woman; interj. expr. surprise
ammāyi girl
ammi girl
Konda
ama (pl. amek) grandmother; used in addressing wife in a folktale
Gondi-Seoni
ammal (pl. ammahku) mother's mother
Kui
ama father's sister, maternal uncle's wife, lady.
amali father's sister, maternal uncle's wife, lady.
amadi father's sister, maternal uncle's wife, lady.
Kuwi
amma paternal aunt
amma aunt, mother-in-law
Pengo
ama father's sister
Manda
ama id
Kolami
amma (pl. ammanev) mother
avre tāk ammaner their parents (ta·kfather)
Naikri
amma mother
amma tāk parents
Naikri-Naiki
amṛo elder brother's wife.
Gadaba-Salur
ammi younger sister.
Brahui
ammā mother, grandmother; respectful term of address to any woman
Old Indo-Aryan
ambā- (VS;Voc. ambaRV)
ambāḍā- mother
ambālā- mother
ambālikā- mother
ambi- mother
ambikā- mother
ambayā- mother
amba interj