What does grandmother mean?
Definitions for grandmother
ˈgrænˌmʌð ər, ˈgrænd-, ˈgræm-grand·moth·er
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word grandmother.
Princeton's WordNet
grandma, grandmother, granny, grannie, gran, nan, nannanoun
the mother of your father or mother
Wiktionary
grandmothernoun
A mother of someone's parent.
grandmothernoun
A female ancestor or progenitor.
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary
Grandmothernoun
The father’s or mother’s mother.
Etymology: grand and mother.
Thy grandmother Lois, and thy mother Eunice. 1 Tim. i. 5.
Webster Dictionary
Grandmothernoun
the mother of one's father or mother
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Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'grandmother' in Nouns Frequency: #2281
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of grandmother in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of grandmother in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
Examples of grandmother in a Sentence
My great-grandmother lived in that house.
Back in April 1985, my mom died of leukemia. We had to go stay with my grandmother.
That’s right, he didn’t want to die. He consciously and intentionally decided, he was an absolute coward. He looks like a man but he’s not a man, he’s a sniveling coward. He was a big bad dude when he had different firearms and shot and murdered a grandmother.
My kids they lost their grandmother, and that was her most important role in her life … being a good grandmother, and now they just have memories.
His mom, my grandmother, foundhim quickly after that andmade it fairly clear that thatwas a privatedocument.
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Translations for grandmother
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- oumaAfrikaans
- ሴት አያትAmharic
- جدةArabic
- нәнә, nənəAzerbaijani
- бабу́ляBelarusian
- ба́баBulgarian
- নানীBengali
- mamm-gozhBreton
- àvia, iaiaCatalan, Valencian
- babičkaCzech
- асанне, кукамайChuvash
- bedstemorDanish
- Großmutter, Oma, OmiGerman
- mamaEwe
- μάμμη, γιαγιάGreek
- avinoEsperanto
- abuelaSpanish
- vanaemaEstonian
- amonaBasque
- مادربزرگ, ننه, مادر بزرگPersian
- isoäiti, mummi, isänäiti, mummo, äidinäitiFinnish
- ommaFaroese
- aïeule, grand-mèreFrench
- beppeWestern Frisian
- mamó, máthair mhór, seanmháthairIrish
- seanmhairScottish Gaelic
- avoaGalician
- jarýiGuaraní
- סָבָה, סָבְתָאHebrew
- नानी, दादी, दादी माHindi
- nagymama, nagyanyaHungarian
- տատիկ, տատ, հանArmenian
- granmatre, avaInterlingua
- nenekIndonesian
- avinoIdo
- ammaIcelandic
- nonnaItalian
- סַבתָאHebrew
- 外祖母, お婆ちゃん, お婆さん, 祖母, ばばJapanese
- დიდედა, ბებიაGeorgian
- әжеKazakh
- aanaq, aanaaKalaallisut, Greenlandic
- យាយ, អយ្យកា, ជីដូនKhmer
- ಅಜ್ಜಿKannada
- 외할머니, 할머니Korean
- داپیره, داپیرKurdish
- ky, кемпирKyrgyz
- aviaLatin
- GroussmammLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- ຍ່າ, ແມ່ເຖົ້າLao
- senelė, bobutė, močiutėLithuanian
- vecmamma, vecāmāte, vecmāmiņaLatvian
- ба́баMacedonian
- മുത്തശ്ശി, അമ്മുമ്മ, അമ്മമ്മMalayalam
- эмээMongolian
- nenekMalay
- ဘွားဘွား, အဘွားBurmese
- oma, grootmoederDutch
- bestemor, mormor, farmorNorwegian
- análí, amá sáníNavajo, Navaho
- -ookomisOjibwe, Ojibwa
- ଜେଜେମାଆOriya
- ਨਾਨਿਮਾPanjabi, Punjabi
- babka, babcia, babuniaPolish
- نيا, اناPashto, Pushto
- avóPortuguese
- tatta, nona, tataRomansh
- mama mare, mamaie, bunicăRomanian
- ба́бка, ба́бушка, бабу́ля, бабу́сяRussian
- áhkkuNorthern Sami
- нена, staramajka, старамајка, nena, baba, бабаSerbo-Croatian
- babaSlovak
- stara mama, babicaSlovene
- gjyshjeAlbanian
- nkgonoSouthern Sotho
- farmor, mormorSwedish
- பாட்டிTamil
- అమ్మమ్మTelugu
- модаркалон, онакалонTajik
- ยาย, ย่าThai
- mama, eneTurkmen
- abwela, lelang, impo, lolaTagalog
- büyükanne, nineTurkish
- әби, дәү әни, нәнәTatar
- ба́ба, бабу́ся, бабусяUkrainian
- نانی, دادیUrdu
- buvi, achaUzbek
- bà ngoại, bà nộiVietnamese
- lemotVolapük
- באָבעYiddish
- 祖母Chinese
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