mother heroine
mother heroine noun: in the Soviet Union, a woman who gave birth to and raised a large family; awarded as an honorary title.
Noun
mother heroine (plural mother heroines)
- In the Soviet Union, a woman who gave birth to and raised a large family; awarded as an honorary title.
Forms of mother heroine
| plural | mother heroines |
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Origin of mother heroine
Calque of Russian мать-героиня (matʹ-geroinja).
Questions about mother heroine
- What does mother heroine mean?
- Mother heroine means in the Soviet Union, a woman who gave birth to and raised a large family; awarded as an honorary title.
- What part of speech is mother heroine?
- Mother heroine is a noun.
- What is the plural of mother heroine?
- The plural of mother heroine is mother heroines.
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