Italian word of the day: Mammone (mother’s boy)

In the first year of my son’s life, he liked his Father, Always wanted to be hugged by him, looking for him when he was not around.Now that he is older, he has become more like Mammoth, This is a word Mom’s boy (or Mom’s boy) Spoken Italian.

To make it feminine (Mom girl), just change the ending from -one arrive -shePlural form of. Mammoth Yes Mamoni And something confusing is that Mammoth Is the feminine plural form Golden Gate.

This word Mammoth Is a combination of words Mother (mother) And enhanced masculine suffix -one (Big) Is added to the end of the noun. The literal translation should mean “big mother”, but it always refers to the child, not the mother.

Unlike his little brother Simeone, Massimo is not the god of wealth.

Unlike his brother Simeone, Massimo is not his mother’s boy.

To the child, Mammoth It sounds sweet and affectionate, but once you use it to describe an adult, it will have a decisive and derogatory taste, reminiscent of the waste son who relies on his doting mother for everything.

Mario is a useless god of wealth!

Mario is a useless mummy boy!

A sort of Mammoth or Chamomile It is a fantasy creature used to scare children in fairy tales. Mammoth The word is also attributed to an unidentified monkey, which according to past rumors is particularly ugly.

Finally, the word Golden Gate There is also another meaning related to the Bible.It translates to Golden Gate In English, it refers to material wealth or property that is regarded as an evil influence. In this sense, Italian nouns can be either masculine or feminine.