Post #3665999

@fen@yiff.life For Portuguese, "mama" could've been indeed included due to being "breast" (although it's not necessarily sexual: breast cancer is "cancro da mama"), but also because it's the imperative form of "mamar", which means to suckle in the most tame form, but also means to give a blowjob. It's sometimes used as a harsh expression after acting on revenge. IDK how much of this is just European Portuguese colloquialism and therefore applies to Brazilian Portuguese and others.