mother; more formal or respectful than [[妈|媽|ma1]]

father and mother; parents

letter of an alphabet; one of a set of symbols used to represent sounds in writing

father's mother; paternal grandmother

The Virgin Mary or Madonna, the mother of Jesus in Christianity.

mother and child; specifically a mother and her son

female pig; sow

one's old school; the school from which one has graduated or where one previously studied

breast milk; mother's milk

motherly love; the love of a mother for her children

the wife of one's father by a later marriage

female chicken

A giant warship equipped with a flight deck for aircraft to take off and land, serving as a mobile sea base for naval aircraft.

biological mother; one's birth mother, in contrast to an adoptive mother or stepmother

paternal grandparents; grandfather and grandmother on the father's side

The physical body of a pregnant woman or a female animal carrying young.

(biology) mother cell; matricyte

jellyfish; any of various gelatinous marine coelenterates, including both Hydrozoa (hydromedusae) and Scyphozoa (true jellyfish)

A holiday honoring mothers, traditionally celebrated on the second Sunday of May

The language that a person learns first from childhood, usually the language of one's own people or nation; mother tongue

female bovine or cow

A single-celled fungus used in baking and brewing to cause fermentation; short for [[酵母菌|酵母菌|jiao4 mu3 jun1]]

wife's mother

father and mother; parents

parents who have adopted or are raising a child who is not their biological offspring

mother of one's wife; mother-in-law

the wife of one's father's elder brother

a list of all the letters used in a language, arranged in a standard order

one's aged or elderly mother

maternal instinct; maternity; the natural instinct of a mother to love and protect her children

maternal grandmother; mother's mother

A woman who is both a wise and dutiful wife to her husband and a kind and loving mother to her children.

the female parent of a plant or animal used for breeding; also called [[母株|母株|mu3 zhu1]]

(literary) formal address used by an emperor, his siblings, or his children to refer to the empress or the empress dowager

female sheep or goat; ewe or she-goat

paternal great-grandmother; father's father's mother

one's natural or birth parents as distinguished from adoptive parents

abbreviation for [[航空母舰|航空母艦|hang2 kong1 mu3 jian4]]

a kind and loving mother, or a respectful and literary term for one's mother

mother and child; mother and son

mother, specifically when referring to a woman's social role or status in relation to her children

foster or adoptive mother; a woman who raises a child who is not her biological offspring

female tiger; a tigress

The consonant that begins a Chinese syllable in traditional Chinese phonology

Respectful term of address for the wife of one's teacher or master.

the number or expression written below the line in a fraction

The female component used with a bolt, typically a metal block with a threaded hole used to fasten parts together

A naval vessel used to support and repair smaller ships or aircraft