mommy
mommy — noun
1. a word that young children use when speaking to or about their mother
a word that young children use when speaking to or about their mother
Mommy, I cannot find my blue toy car.
direct address: Mommy, + [request]
Leila's mommy makes her favorite pasta for dinner.
possessive: [name]'s mommy
The baby reached out his arms to his mommy.
Kofi called out for his mommy when he woke up.
Mommy and Daddy took the dog for a walk.
- mom
standard informal term for mother; used by children and adults alike in everyday conversation
- mother
neutral or formal term; lacks the affectionate, childish tone of 'mommy'
- mama
also informal and affectionate; more common in some dialects or family traditions
- ma
very short, casual form; often used by older children or adults
文法句型
as form of address at start of sentence: Mommy, + [request/question]
my/your/[name]'s + mommy
用法筆記
Primarily used by young children when talking directly to their mother (as a form of address) or about her. Adults may also use this word when speaking to a young child (e.g., 'Your mommy will be here soon').