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"Mama" is not really an universal word, it's mostly a western thing. The letters seem to be universal though. E.g. for the father it's mostly b, p, t and for t
by Double_a_92 5y ago
"Mama" is not really an universal word, it's mostly a western thing.
The letters seem to be universal though. E.g. for the father it's mostly b, p, t and for the mother m, n, w.
- Ekaros 5y agoThere are counter examples like Finnish. Isä for father and äiti for mother. Ofc, something like mama is here, but that is probably from Swedish.