μήτηρ
μήτηρμητρόςalso poet.μητέροςdial.μᾱ́τηρμᾱτρόςalsoμᾱτέρος
f voc.dial.acc.dial.dat.dial.alsodial.pl.nom.dial.acc.dial.gen.dial.dat. motherref. to a woman or goddess
Hom.ref. to a bird or animalHom. Anacr. Hdt. E. Ar.of a poet, fig.ref. to his MusePi.pl.mothersref. to a mother and grandmotherPlu. voc., as respectful term of address to a woman senior in status or yearsmother
A. Theoc. Motheras name of Demeter
Hdt.as name of Cybele, sts. w.epith. μεγάλη great or ὀρεία mountain, or w.gen. [θεῶν] of the gods; sts. identified w. Rhea or DemeterhHom. Lyr. Hdt. E. Ar.ref. to Earthmotherw.gen.of all things
Hes. E.fr.of the godsSol.as epith. of Earth or earth, without gen.Pi. S. E.mother earth
Pi. E.fr.fig., ref. to a regionmotherw.gen.of flocks, wild animals
Hom. Hes. hHom.of mountainsE.fig., ref. to a land or citymotherof persons or a populace
Pi. Trag. Att.orats. Pl.w.gen.of brave menS. fig.motherw.gen.of a city, ref. to Athena
E.of contests, ref. to OlympiaPi.of a region, ref. to a cityPi.fig., ref. to a lakesourcew.gen.of a river or sea
Hdt.fig., ref. to deities or to concrete or abstract entities, acting as causes or sourcesmotherw.gen.of passions, ref. to Aphrodite
Pi.fr. B.of dreams, ref. to EarthE.of sight, ref. to sunlightPi.fr.of grape-blossom, ref. to fruitfulnessPi.of victories, ref. to a shieldE.of songs, ref. to the lyreAr.of helplessness, ref. to povertyThgn.of success, ref. to obedienceA.of evil deeds, ref. to the mindS.of a feeling of shame, ref. to a rumourS.of all other arts, ref. to agricultureX.of all other forms of government, ref. to monarchy and democracyPl. without gen.,ref. to the vinemotherof wine
A. E.ref. to night, of dayA.fig., ref. to a daymotheropp. μητρυιά stepmother, i.e. a good day opp. a bad one
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a mother
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