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great-aunt
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Princeton's WordNet
great-aunt, grandauntnoun
an aunt of your father or mother
Wiktionary
great-auntnoun
The sister or sister-in-law of one's grandparent, aunt of one's parent.
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of great-aunt in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of great-aunt in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8
Examples of great-aunt in a Sentence
I remember her in that apartment very well. When I finished school I lived and worked nearby, so I would see her often, we would all gather at my great aunt’s apartment and have a cocktail hour.
That flag, each time I see it, it's harm because I have a mom that's 94 and she remembers. I have a great aunt that's 100 and she remembers.
I'm grateful for American Airlines to give us this opportunity to highlight my great aunt's accomplishments in the field of aviation.
I've heard from quite a few people that tell that the recipe was their grandmother's or great aunt.
Alzheimer’s is an insidious disease which affected not only my mother, but my grandmother and great aunt. Hopefully my mother’s work will be remembered for her collaborations with some of the entertainment industry’s biggest icons.
Translations for great-aunt
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- عمة عظيمةArabic
- pratetaCzech
- grandtanteDanish
- GrosstanteGerman
- μεγάλη θείαGreek
- tía abuelaSpanish
- عمه بزرگPersian
- isotätiFinnish
- grand-tanteFrench
- seanaintínIrish
- ताईHindi
- proziaItalian
- 大叔母Japanese
- valde-auntLatin
- пратеткаMacedonian
- nenek saudariMalay
- oudtanteDutch
- grandtanteNorwegian
- análí, amá sáníNavajo, Navaho
- ciociaPolish
- tia-avóPortuguese
- двоюродная бабушкаRussian
- பெரிய அத்தைTamil
- büyük teyzeTurkish
- 姑姑Chinese
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