母っちゃ

Japanese
Kanji in this term
母
かあ > か
Grade: 2
irregular

Noun

母(か)っちゃ • (katcha) 

  1. (dialectal) Contraction of 母ちゃん (kā-chan, “mommy”).
    • 1984 October 20 [1983 September 15], Motoka Murakami, “約(やく)　束(そく)の巻(まき)”, in 六(ム)三(サ)四(シ)の剣(けん), 6th edition, volume 11 (fiction), Tokyo: Shogakukan, →ISBN, page 119:
      嵐(らん)子(こ)、おかしいでねが……犬(いぬ)の子(こ)っこさ、なしてこんなところさいるんだ⁉
      Ranko, okashii de ne ga…… Inu no kokko sa, nashite konna tokoro sa iru n da⁉
      Ranko, this isn’t right… Why’s the puppy in a place like this!?
      あ…！しかたねえのっす〰〰！わたすがいくら家(いえ)で飼(か)いたぐても、父(と)っちゃも母(か)っちゃも犬(いぬ)さ飼(か)うのきらいでさあ。
      A…! Shikata nē no ssu~~! Watasu ga ikura ie de kaitagute mo, totcha mo katcha mo inu sa kau no kirai de sā.
      Ah…! It couldn’t be helped~! Ah really wanted to keep it at home, but neither mah pa nor mah ma likes keepin’ dogs.
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