Nne is a term used in the Igbo language, primarily spoken in Nigeria, meaning "mother." It reflects the deep respect and affection that the Igbo culture holds for maternal figures. In many Igbo families, the role of a mother extends beyond caregiving to include being a central figure in family decision-making and cultural transmission. In addition to its literal meaning, "Nne" can also be used as a term of endearment among friends or loved ones. This usage highlights the warmth and closeness in relationships within the Igbo community, emphasizing the importance of familial bonds and social connections.