madre

[ mah-thre; English mah-drey ]

noun

, Spanish.

, plural ma·dres [mah, -, th, r, es, mah, -dreyz].

1. mother ¹.

Example Sentences

Over the next 30 years “Madre Antonia,” as she came to be known, transformed the atmosphere.

From The Daily Beast

As Motor Matt walked toward the man with the leveled revolver, the wood-hauler cried out a startled "Madre mia!"

From Project Gutenberg

It was a woman that locked up your secret: it shall be a woman, Madre di Dios!

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We went in the omnibus as far as Gran Madre di Dio, and then off, as briskly as possible, to the hills.

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After waiting patiently for some weeks, another still larger carrack, called the Madre de Dios hove in sight.

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Nay, Madre carissima; thou art still before all others with thy wayward son.

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