Mother
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| - | {{Template}}A '''mother''' is the [[natural]] or [[Maternal bond|social]] [[female]] [[parent]] of an [[offspring]]. | + | [[Image:Mother with child by Joos van Cleve.jpg|thumb|right|200px|''[[Madonna and Child]]'' ([[16th century]]) by [[Joos van Cleve]]]] |
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| + | A '''mother''' is the [[natural]] or [[Maternal bond|social]] [[female]] [[parent]] of an [[offspring]]. | ||
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| *[[Mother Mary]] - [[father]] - [[pregnancy]] - [[child]] | *[[Mother Mary]] - [[father]] - [[pregnancy]] - [[child]] | ||
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A mother is the natural or social female parent of an offspring.
Related
- Mother Mary - father - pregnancy - child
Films
- Mommie Dearest (1981)
- Y tu Mama Tambien (2001)
- Ma mère (2004)
- All About My Mother by Pedro Almodovar
See also
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