Words used for "father" in your language?

Words used for "father" in your language?

Tata
Otac
Papa
Babo
Stari
Ćale

Tata
Ojciec
Stary
>to uczucie gdy ojciec nie żyje
eh

Oče
Ati
Stari
Ta star
Fotr

Dont know any dialect ones thow.
Malo pomoči prosim.

Vater
Vati
Vatta (?, never actually seen it spelled out)
Onkel
Papa
Papi

we use the french word
papa
pa..

Padre
Papá
Viejo
Progenitor

>progenitor
wtf?

It's like father but more posh, only legal documents use it unironically.

Otets (otche)
Batya (bat'ka, batyok, batyanya)
Papa (papka, papasha, papanya)

>Progenitor

>Progenitor
Hmm, I thought all Spanish nouns end with vowels in singular

>Progenitor

Straight outta Latin

Pai
Papai
(meu) Velho

Progenitor is a latin word.

I unironically use ukko
or äijä

>Babo

>>>/bosna/

Dad
Daddy
Pa
Pop
Papa
Old man

not really, no.
I mean they're more common yes, but that's it.

spanish is a latin language, what's your point?

I think he meant that it's literally a Latin word, it isn't just derived from one.

Père (father)
Papa (daddy)
I personally use "p'pa"

Babë
Ba
Atë
Tatë
Dete

Is it common to call your grandfather pépé? What about grand-père vs aïeul?

>spanish

Yes

Papy or pépé

I still don't see how pointing that out would explain anything.

But the Russian

>Argentinan reading comprehension

Baba
Peder (Padre)

Alab
Omma
O'Ont
daddi

We call our grandfathers Tata here

>there's latin words in a latin language

how's that important in relation to what the russian asked?

Progenitor isn't a obscure word in spanish that suddenly was included in our vocabulary, it was always there. It just didn't change, that's all, there are many spanish words that are exactly the same as they were 2,000 years ago in vulgar latin.

for example da (he gives) is written in the same way in spanish and vulgar latin

Isä
Isi
Iskä
Isukki
Faija
Pappa

Nederlands:
Vader
Papa
Pap :^)
Pappie :^)
Pa
Paps
Vake
Pappa
Arabic:
Abu
Baba
;_; probably more words but Idk

Father
Dad
Papa
Pops
Old man
Or as I like to call him, who?

>Papa
SPIC'D

papá is used in a shitload of languages.

>Arhentinah
>Whiyte

>Fotr

Kek you truly are austrians in denial

Apa
Apu
Papa
Apuka
Édesapa

I know, but I'll take every chance I get to imply the US is a Latin American country

grand-père nobody would use aïeul

Tată
Tata
Tati
Tăticuț? (Unless you were born in the '60s and have some serious mental deficiency that you still consider yourself a child, nobody uses this shit)