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What is the Full Form of MOTHER?

What is the Full Form of MOTHER?

Mother is an English Noun which means, a woman who is in relation to a child, to whom she has given a birth. Mother is not an acronym, so it does not have any full form. But, many people have created their own full forms of this Noun, like the one below:

M - Maker of man
O - Observer of action
T - Teacher of life                          
H - Healer in pain
E - Internal blessings
R - Reflection of God

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