What does MATER mean?

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Noun

2. Definitions

• The Latin word for mother.
• (US) Short for "tomato".
• (UK) A colloquial term for "mother".

3. Pronunciations

• (US) /ˈmeɪtər/
• (UK) /ˈmɑːtə/

4. Origin and Usage

The word "mater" comes from the Latin word for mother. In modern usage, "mater" is most commonly used as a shortened form of the word "tomato" in the US. In the UK, "mater" is a colloquial term for "mother".

5. Synonyms

Tomato, mom, mum

6. Related Words

Amber, apple, bread, cheese, cream

7. Example Sentences

• The mater plant was brought to Europe by the Spanish in the 16th century.
• (US) She sliced up some fresh maters for the salad.
• (UK) Shes a great mater and always knows how to make me feel better.