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Mamoni

muh-MOH-nee

A term of endearment for a young girl in Assamese culture.

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Meaning & usage

Mamoni is a term of endearment used in Assamese/Bangla culture to refer to a young girl or daughter. It conveys affection and tenderness, often used by parents or elders. The term is deeply rooted in familial relationships and cultural expressions of love and care.

In a sentence

Her grandmother lovingly called her Mamoni as she braided her hair.

As seen in crosswords

Mamoni is a 6-letter answer. A typical clue:

“A term of endearment for a young girl in Assamese culture” (6)

Category: General Origin: Assamese/Bangla

Related words

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  • Bhaina — Brother
  • Monkharap (মনখারাপ) — Feeling of sadness or melancholy in Bengali culture
  • Memsahib — Respectful Indian English term of address for a European or upper-class lady — historically colonial.
  • Obhiman — A feeling of hurt or disappointment arising when affection, care, or expectations from a loved one are not met.

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