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Danish
Etymology
Contraction of moder (“mother”). Eventually this form became normalized, and the apostrophe omitted: mor, whereas moder came to occupy a formal register. Compare fa'r, bro'r.
Noun
mo'r
- (obsolete) mother
- 1911, Palle Adam Vilhelm Rosenkrantz: Første Elsker
"De tror, at Fa'r er Enkemand," sagde hun, ligesom om hun sprang ud i det, -- "det er han ikke. Mo'r lever.- "You/they think that dad is a widower," she said, as though jumping out into it, -- "he is not. Mom is alive.