What does auntie mean?
Definitions for auntie
ˈæn ti, ˈɑn-aun·tie
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word auntie.
Princeton's WordNet
aunt, auntie, aunty(noun)
the sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
Wiktionary
Auntie(ProperNoun)
(UK) an affectionate nickname for the BBC.
Auntie(ProperNoun)
(Australia) an affectionate nickname for the ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission).
Webster Dictionary
Auntie(noun)
alt. of Aunty
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of auntie in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of auntie in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of auntie in a Sentence
I yelled to my auntie there was fire, i said fire was coming in the kitchen.
With the support of some of my friends and the Auntie Squad donating sewing machines, fabric, thread and elastic, I personally send out things to my students every week. And then I do a self-stamped envelope to different organizations that they send those masks to. We have sent 100 masks to First Nations.
When I just walked by, I thought that this auntie really looked like a real person, and there is something three-dimensional about the vegetables, it appears pretty life-like.
Every election I would call her and say :' Hey auntie do you need a ride to the polls ?' She'd say : this is my exercise. This is the one thing I know I'm going to do on this day.
You can feel free to call me an Uncle Tom. You can feel free to call me an Auntie Tom. It does not affect me, do you want to know why? Because I actually read the book. Uncle Tom was the hero.
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- عمةArabic
- tietaCatalan, Valencian
- tetičkaCzech
- TanteGerman
- θείτσαGreek
- onjoEsperanto
- tíaSpanish
- خالهPersian
- tätiFinnish
- tantine, tata, tatieFrench
- चाचीHindi
- nénikeHungarian
- ziuccia, zietta, ziettina, ziaItalian
- דוֹדָהHebrew
- おばちゃん, おばさんJapanese
- ಆಂಟಿKannada
- 아줌마Korean
- Gellius audieratLatin
- tanteDutch
- auntieNorwegian
- ciociaPolish
- tiaPortuguese
- тётушка, тётя, тётенькаRussian
- tetka, teticaSlovene
- tantSwedish
- அ தைTamil
- тіткаUkrainian
- آنٹیUrdu
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