Question

What does Mutti mean in Italian?

Answer 1

Mutti in Italian means mom or mummy.

Mutti in Italy is also a brand of tomatoes.

Mutti is Italy's number one brand of tomatoes – found in the pantries of three out of every four households in Italy!

West Germany says Mama, East Germany says Mutti.

 A recent survey has shown that the most popular form of address for mothers is not uniform - and regionally dependent.

Answer 2

"Mutti" isn't Italian, actually it's German. In German, "Mutti" is a sweet, affectionate term for "mom" or "mummy." If you're looking for the Italian word for mom, it's "mamma."