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1. (n.) granny
Informal.
2. granny
Chiefly Midland and Southern U.S. a midwife.
3. (adj.) granny
(of clothing for women) loose-fitted often with a high neckline, puff sleeves, and ruffles and lace trimmings:
a granny blouse.
Etymology: (1655–65; grand(mother ) +-y2, with -nd-&whence;-nn-)
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1. (noun) grandma, grandmother, granny, grannie, gran, nan, nanna
the mother of your father or mother
2. (noun) granny
an old woman
3. (noun) granny knot, granny
a reef knot crossed the wrong way and therefore insecure
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) granny
a grandmother; a grandam; familiarly, an old woman
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Sense: a grandmother
I have two grannies; Hallo, Granny!
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 Afrikaans: ouma |
 Arabic: جَدَّه |
 Bulgarian: баба |
 Brazilian: vovó |
 Czech: babička |
 German: die Oma |
 Danish: bedstemor |
 Greek: γιαγιά |
 Spanish: abuelita |
 Estonian: vanaema |
 Farsi: مادر بزرگ |
 Finnish: isoäiti |
 French: grand-maman, mamie |
 Hebrew: סַבתָא |
 Hindi: दादी, नानी |
 Croatian: baka |
 Hungarian: nagyi |
 Indonesian: nenek |
 Icelandic: amma |
 Italian: nonna |
 Japanese: おばあちゃん |
 Korean: 조모, 할머니 |
 Lithuanian: senelė, bobutė |
 Latvian: vecmāmiņa |
 Malay: nenek |
 Dutch: oma |
 Norwegian: bestemor |
 Polish: babcia |
 Persian: مادر بزرگ |
 Pashto: انا، نيا ، دمور او يا پلا |
 Portuguese: avozinha |
 Romanian: bunicuţă |
 Russian: бабушка |
 Slovak: babička |
 Slovenian: babica |
 Serbian: baka |
 Swedish: farmor, mormor |
 Thai: ย่า; ยาย |
 Turkish: nine, büyük anne, babaann |
 Taiwanese: 奶奶，外婆 |
 Ukrainian: бабуся |
 Urdu: دادی ، نانی |
 Vietnamese: (thân mật) bà |
 Chinese: 奶奶，外婆 |
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