Meaning of mere

mere: It's a French word that means mother. In Spanish, it can be an apocope of Emerenciana (Name of the great-grandmother of Jesus and Grandmother of Mary). Mere, merely, only, unique . It is also used as a demerit anapocope and a disguised way of referring to a prostitute. In southern Chile it means peasant, ordinary person, guazo (also used huaso or guaso), natural. It is also a sinfle of merar, which means mixing two liquids, to soften the taste of one of them.; Weapon used by the Maori of New Zealand. It is flat in the shape of a paddle and made of pounamu, a mineral.; First and third persons singular of the present subjunctive and the imperative of the verb singular third mber.; Emerenciana hipocorístico, feminine proper name. According to tradition, thus the great-grandmother of Christ, Santa Ana's mother was called. Great-grandfather's name was Hortolano. I don't know if unfortunately, names no longer be seen as well of compelling.