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Words and phrases whose origin is unknown or in serious dispute, according to reputable reference works.
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Origins of the word “mom” and "mother"
"mama" is a pre-verbal vocalisation by children - usually one of the first sounds that they make. Often infants will say "mamamamama" as one of their first vocalisations, and this often doesn't appea …
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