مامی मामी māmī
H مامی मामी māmī [S. मामिका], s.f. Selfishness; partiality;—wife of a maternal uncle, aunt:—māmī pīnā, To show partiality.
مومی momī
P مومی momī [mom, q.v.+ī = Zend aêna = S. इन्], adj. Waxen;—soft as wax; of the colour of wax;—(applied to chintz) prepared after stamping by covering the flowers with wax to prevent their being spoiled by other colours afterwards applied; sized (chintz; e.g. momī ćhīṅṭ, or simply momī):—momī motī, s.m. An imitation pearl of glass filled with wax.
مامائي māmāʼī
P مامائي māmāʼī, s.f. Midwifery.
ميمي mīmī rel. n. fr. mīm
A ميمي mīmī (rel. n. fr. mīm), adj. Possessing, or beginning with, the letter mīm (as an inf. n.):—maṣdar-ě-mīmī, s.m. An infinitive noun beginning with the letter mīm or m (as mabīt, q.v.).
ماما māmā
P ماما māmā = P مام mām (prob. fr. S. माम), s.f. Mother;—a respectful compellation for an old woman;—a woman who acts as a kind of general servant; a maid-servant:—mām-ě-nāf, or mām-nāf, s.f. A midwife:—mām-nāfī, s.f. Midwifery (=māmāʼī):—māmā-garī, s.f. The work of a maid-servant.
