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![OC] Words for "mother" that descend from a common Proto-Indo-European root : r/etymology](https://preview.redd.it/issynm6t5vx41.png?auto=webp&s=4eb3ebd52057d0fa40d9cfac35c1a77c8cf08f1e "OC] Words for \"mother\" that descend from a common Proto-Indo-European root : r/etymology")
OC] Words for "mother" that descend from a common Proto-Indo-European root : r/etymology
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