ماتري

मातृ mātr̤i, s.f. A mother;—a respectful term used in addressing women, near relatives, and elderly women generally; an epithet of Lakshmī, and of Durgā;—a divine mother, a personined energy of a deity or of his wife;—the wife of a Brāhmaṇ;—a cow;—the earth;—space, ether:—mātr̤i-bāndnav, or mātr̤i-bandhu, s.m.f. A relation by the mother's side, maternal relation:—mātr̤i-pratishṭnā, s.f. The honour or reputation of a mother:—mātr̤i-dati, s.m. That which is given by a mother to her daughter at her marriage:—mātr̤i-ghāt, s.m. Mother-killing, matricide:—mātr̤ī-ghātakor ghātuk, or mātr̤ighātī, or mātr̤i-ghna, or mātr̤i-hā, or mātr̤i-han, s.m. The murderer of his own mother, a matricide.