mother exclamation of surprise, pain or sorrow 11 realizations Multi-area
ACCEPTED Realization 1
type Polysemy
language Kannada
lexeme amma
meaning 1 mother interjection, denoting pain or weariness, grief, pain, surprise, compassion, joy, satisfaction
direction
meaning 2
reference DEDR
comment variants: amma, amama, ammammā
ACCEPTED Realization 2
type Polysemy
language Kurux
lexeme ayō
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 exclamation of surprise or pain
reference Oraon-English Dictionary: 43
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 3
type Derivation
language Kuvi
lexeme 1 īya
lexeme 2 īyalesa
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2
reference Israel_Grammar of Kuvi: 239
comment Also meaning: "Alas!"
ACCEPTED Realization 4
type Polysemy
language Malayalam
lexeme 1 acca
lexeme 2 acсō
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 exclamation of sorrow, pain, pity and surprise
reference Gundert Malayalam dictionary: 9
comment (1) variants of lexeme 2: acci, acсō (2) Also: amminni ‘mother’, ‘interjection of pain, as of a child’ - derivation from ammā ‘mother’ - Gundert Malayalam, 44.
NEW Realization 5
type Polysemy
language Malayalam
lexeme amma
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 interjection of lamentation & doubt or perplexity
reference Gundert Malayalam dictionary: 43
comment
NEW Realization 6
type Derivation
language Midob
lexeme 1 íiyá / íiyé
lexeme 2 íyèká
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 dear mother!
reference Werner 1993: 94
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 7
type Derivation
language Russian
lexeme 1 мама (mama)
lexeme 2 мамочки (mamočki)
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 exclamation of surprise, fright Анькин пакет с фруктами прорвался, и на гладкий полированный пол посыпались морковь, капуста, яблоки, бананы, апельсины… ― Ой, мамочки! ― взвизгнула Анька. // An’kin paket s fruktami prorvalsâ, i na gladkij polirovannyj pol posypalis’ morkov’, kapusta, âbloki, banany, apel’siny… ― Oj, mamočki! ― vzvizgnula An’ka. [[Андрей Житков. Супермаркет (2000)]
Anka's bag of fruit broke suddenly and carrots, cabbage, apples, bananas, oranges fell down on the smooth, polished floor ... - Oh, mommy! - screamed Anka.
reference Efremova 2000
comment Употребляется при выражении испуга, удивления и т.п.
NEW Realization 8
type Derivation
language Serbian
lexeme 1 majka (мајка) + moja
lexeme 2 majko moja (мајко моја)
meaning 1 mother

Мајка била, мајка мила.


She was a mother, a dear mother.

direction
meaning 2 exclamation of surprise, pain or sorrow

Majko moja ... pa ovde stvarno nesto nije normalno... 


My God... something really isn't normal here...

reference Vujanitsh et al. 2007: 669 CLARIN.SI
comment

Majko (мајко) is a Vocative case of majka (мајка).

ACCEPTED Realization 9
type Polysemy
language Spanish
lexeme madre
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 Denote admiration, surprise, etc. ¡mi madre!, ¡madre mía!, ¡ay mi madre! (coll.)
exprs. coloqs. Denotan admiración, sorpresa, etc.
reference Real Academia Española Diccionario
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 10
type Polysemy
language Tamil
lexeme ammā
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 exclamation of pity and surprise, or joy aiyō, ammā!
Oh, mother!
reference Tamil lexicon: 99
comment
ACCEPTED Realization 11
type Polysemy
language Telugu
lexeme ammā
meaning 1 mother
direction
meaning 2 interjection expressive of pain
reference Gwynn Telugu Dictionary: 31
comment (1) Also: ammā or ammālla interj meaning alas! Ah! Oho! (possibly also ammāṇni, ammādyu) (Brown Telugu 75) (2) Also: derivatives from amma: ammayya1 'mother's elder sister', (dial.) 'lady'; ammayya! 2 'interj. expressive of relief'; ammaroo! 3) 'interj. expressive of surprise'. Dictionary (Gwynn 31) considers it homonymy, though we suggest it tobe polysemy.