APA szavunk pár nyelven: vaprah "father" Sanskrit, vappa, pia, Prakit; baba, bap, Bengali; bapa, Magahi; pio, piu, Hindi. bapa - Indonesia, Malay, Solor, Li?o, Gane, papa - common Polynesian
baba - Ouma bab, babu - Efate paa, paapaa, paapara - Maori paapaaq - Yap paapa - Puluwat babi - Murray Is. pu - Lati a-pan - Salon pa - Talaing, Yin, War, Semang a-puk - Khmer pa-e - Dana apu-t -Kherwari, Santali apu - Mundari
aba, ba - Kurku apang, abbani - Gadaba aba - Formosan Paz, Sai, Ata abu - Mukawa pu - Tai apu, apo - Philippines Apá - Mexico papa- Spanish ata- Turk tatay- Tagalog appa- Tamil bapa- Malay Baay- Wolof isä- Finnish ata/aita- Basque apa , Dawida, father apa , Etruscan, father apa , Kuria Mago, father apa , Ujgur: anya
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AZ ÚR SZAVUNK úr, grand, noble, male, lead-male /Hungarian ural-kod to reign; to rule, govern; to master, subdue; to control Hungarian uras lead male, buck Uralic; *ur-usleader of the herd (the head/strong male) /FinnUgor iuri, erwi lord Hurrian-Urartian are male /Bayso; ar male /Dasenech; aro'o husband /Hadiyya;
uuroo male man /Kafa;
woro male /Mocha;
uraa man male /Wolamo;
uraa man male /Zala
*ö're man /Altaic
er, man /Turkis
ere /Mongol
ur /Tungus
orapi /Korean
ar; -ar male; remorse, regret Dravidian
*er- lord, master /Dravidian
ere anyone who is great/ Kannad.a;
er-eya a master, a king; a husband /Tamil; Kannad.a
ir-ai anyone who is great /Tamil;
er-eya a master, a king; husband /Tamil /Malayalam; /Kannad.a
er-a lord (Telugu 7th-8th cent. inscr.)
er; erce to honour; "honour, respect" Etruscan
urradh, authority, guarantee, author /Gaelic, Irish Urradha were a chief's "gentlemen" paying rent or service
urram honour, respect /Gaelic, Irish
urraim, honour, deference, submission, Middle Irish
ari-os nobleman /Gaulish
ěrus -i master, owner, lord /Latin
vir a man; a male person /Latin Herr man, gentleman, lord /German arsha male; brave, valiant /Avestan iri (in Zand and Pazand) a man; manliness, bravery /Persian
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szavunk Basque: ama (mother) Turkish: anne (mother) Quechua: mama (mother) Finnish: äiti (mother) Persian: mädar (mother) Tamil: amma Malay: emak Tagalog: nanay Turk: ana Kinai: mama Spanis: mama Mexico: Amá Wolof: Yaay Korean: Uma Mandarin: Niyang Yamdena: ene Selaru: ena Atoni: aina Nembao: añu Tanimbili: añi-gu Orkon: nina Namakir: anu Diodio: wana Miyako: anna
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