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1. (n.) grandchild
a child of one's son or daughter.
Etymology: (1580–90)
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| Definition of 'Grandchild' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) grandchild
a child of your son or daughter
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1. (noun) grandchild
the child of one of your children
I have four children and six grandchildren.
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| Definition of 'Grandchild' |
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1. (noun) Grandchild
a son's or daughter's child; a child in the second degree of descent
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Sense: the child, daughter or son, of one's son or daughter.
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 Afrikaans: kleinkind |
 Arabic: حَفيد |
 Bulgarian: внук |
 Brazilian: neto |
 Czech: vnouče, vnučka, vnuk |
 German: der/die Enkel(in) |
 Danish: barnebarn |
 Greek: εγγόνι |
 Spanish: nieto; nieta |
 Estonian: lapselaps, tütre- v. poja |
 Farsi: نوه |
 Finnish: lapsenlapsi |
 French: petits-enfants, petite-fi |
 Hebrew: נֶכֶד, נֶכדָּה |
 Hindi: पौत्र, नाती |
 Croatian: unuk, unuka |
 Hungarian: unoka |
 Indonesian: cucu, cucu perempuan, cuc |
 Icelandic: barnabarn |
 Italian: nipote |
 Japanese: 孫 |
 Korean: 손자, 손녀 |
 Lithuanian: anūkas, anūkė |
 Latvian: mazbērns; mazmeita; mazdē |
 Malay: cucu |
 Dutch: kleinkind; kleindochter; |
 Norwegian: barnebarn |
 Polish: wnuk, wnuczka |
 Persian: نوه |
 Pashto: لمسى ، د زوى يا لور اولاد |
 Portuguese: neto |
 Romanian: nepoţi, nepot, nepoată |
 Russian: внук; внучка |
 Slovak: vnúča, vnuk, vnučka |
 Slovenian: vnuk, vnukinja |
 Serbian: unuk |
 Swedish: barnbarn |
 Thai: หลาน |
 Turkish: torun |
 Taiwanese: (外)孫子(女) |
 Ukrainian: внук; внучка |
 Urdu: پوتے پوتیاں، نواسے نواسیا |
 Vietnamese: cháu |
 Chinese: 外孙，外孙女 |
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