ammi
- proper noun
- Through the encouragement of the Rev. Ammi Robbins, a trustee of the college and a colleague and relative of Samuel's father, Mills elected to attend Williams.
- Alaniz's wife, Ammi
Examples
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"Ammi!" my heart cried in anguish.
Fiction book (1993) -
Ammi, we found Nani's other bangle... and there's this weirdly beautiful but kind of terrifying woman... using the other one to hurt people.
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How I wished Ammi would return.
Fiction book (1993) -
After all, she was Ammi's adopted sister!
Fiction book (1993) -
Ammi, the universe isn't safe.
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Then in 1960, Judge Ammi Cutter handed down a ruling ordering the county to return Walden to the forested condition that had existed during Thoreau's time.
Academic text (1997) -
Many families choose the name Ammi for their daughters to honor a beloved relative.
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At the reunion, everyone warmly greeted Ammi, who had traveled from afar.
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"Ammi, we'll be back soon," said Nasir as they left with the soldiers.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ammi as a personal name often comes from the same word for 'mother' used in South Asian languages, so the name feels warm and caring and is used for women in different cultures.