[ˈmùɔ̯tʲæ]
OriginFrom Proto-Balto-Slavic *mā́ˀtē, from Proto-Indo-European *méh₂tēr. Cognates include Latvian māte and Lithuanian motė.
Formsmuomuleņa(diminutive) · muote(nominative, singular) · muotis(nominative, plural) · muotes(dialectal, nominative, plural) · muotis(genitive, singular) · muotes(dialectal, genitive, singular) · muošu(genitive, plural) · muotei(dative, singular) · muotem(dative, plural) · muošom(dative, dialectal, plural) · muoti(accusative, singular) · muotis(accusative, plural) · muotes(accusative, dialectal, plural) · muoti(instrumental, singular) · muotem(instrumental, plural) · muošom(dialectal, instrumental, plural) · muotē(locative, singular) · muotī(dialectal, locative, singular) · muotēs(locative, plural) · muošuos(dialectal, locative, plural)