Grandma
//ˈɡɹænmɑː//
Translations of "grandma" (35 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | ouma(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Arabic | تيتة(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), تيتة(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), تِيتَة(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), جِدَّة(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | tēta, tēta, tīta, jidda | |
| Armenian | տատի(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), տատիկ(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | tati, tatik | |
| Catalan | iaia(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Czech | babi(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), babička(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Dutch | oma(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Esperanto | avinjo(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Finnish | mummi(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), mummo(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| French | mamie(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Georgian | ბებო(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | bebo | |
| German | Oma(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), Omi(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Greek | γιαγιά(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | giagiá | |
| Hebrew | סָבְתָא(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | sávta | |
| Ingrian | baabuška(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Irish | maimeó(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), mamó(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), móraí(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Italian | nonna(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Javanese | nini(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Korean | 할머니(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | halmeoni | |
| Latvian | oma(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), ome(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Macedonian | ба́ба(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | bába | |
| Malay | nek(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Marathi | आजी(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | ājī | |
| Nǀuu | ǃuici(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), ǃuike(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), ǃuuki(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Plautdietsch | Groosma(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Polish | babcia(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Portuguese | vovó(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Romanian | bunicuță(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Russian | ба́ба(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), ба́бушка(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), бабу́ля(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), бабу́ня(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), бабу́ся(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | bába, bábuška, babúlja, babúnja, babúsja | |
| Serbo-Croatian | báka(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), ба́ка(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Sotho | nkgono(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Spanish | abuela(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), abuelita(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Swedish | farmor(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), mormor(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — | |
| Thai | ยาย(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), ย่า(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | yaai, yâa | |
| Ukrainian | ба́бця(grandmother (informal) — see also granny), бабу́ся(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | bábcja, babúsja | |
| Volapük | lemotül(grandmother (informal) — see also granny) | — |
ouma
iaia
babi, babička
oma
avinjo
mummi, mummo
mamie
Oma, Omi
baabuška
maimeó, mamó, móraí
nonna
nini
oma, ome
nek
ǃuici, ǃuike, ǃuuki
Groosma
babcia
vovó
bunicuță
báka, ба́ка
nkgono
abuela, abuelita
farmor, mormor
lemotül
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