Grandpa
//ˈɡɹæm.pɑː//
Translations of "grandpa" (40 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Afrikaans | oupa(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Ambonese Malay | opa(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Armenian | պապի(grandfather (informal)), պապիկ(grandfather (informal)) | papi, papik | |
| Belarusian | дзяду́ля(grandfather (informal)), дзяду́ня(grandfather (informal)) | dzjadúlja, dzjadúnja | |
| Bulgarian | дя́до(grandfather (informal)) | djádo | |
| Catalan | iaio(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 爺爺 /爷爷(grandfather (informal)) | yéye, yěyé | |
| Czech | děda(grandfather (informal)), dědeček(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Danish | bedstefar(grandfather (informal)), bessefar(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Dutch | opa(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Finnish | pappa(grandfather (informal)), ukki(grandfather (informal)), vaari(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| French | papi(grandfather (informal)), papy(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Galician | avó(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Georgian | ბაბუ(grandfather (informal)), ბაბუტი(grandfather (informal)), პაპა(grandfather (informal)) | babu, babuṭi, ṗaṗa | |
| German | Opa(grandfather (informal)), Opi(grandfather (informal)), Äni(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Greek | πάππος(grandfather (informal)), παππούς(grandfather (informal)) | páppos, pappoús | |
| Italian | nonno(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Japanese | お爺さん(grandfather (informal)), お爺ちゃん(grandfather (informal)) | ojii-san, ojii-chan | |
| Javanese | kaki(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Korean | 할아버지(grandfather (informal)) | harabeoji | |
| Latvian | opaps(grandfather (informal)), opis(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Macedonian | дедо(grandfather (informal)) | dedo | |
| Malay | atuk(grandfather (informal)), tuk(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Marathi | आजोबा(grandfather (informal)) | ājobā | |
| Plautdietsch | Groospa(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Polish | dziadziuś(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Portuguese | vovô(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Romanian | bunicuț(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Russian | де́душка(grandfather (informal)), деду́ля(grandfather (informal)) | déduška, dedúlja | |
| Serbo-Croatian | djed(grandfather (informal)), dȅda(grandfather (informal)), де̏да(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Slovak | dedko(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Slovene | dedek(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Sotho | ntatemoholo(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Spanish | abuelito(grandfather (informal)), abuelo(grandfather (informal)), yayo(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Swedish | farfar(grandfather (informal)), morfar(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| Telugu | జేజినాయన(grandfather (informal)), తాత(grandfather (informal)), నాయనయ్య(grandfather (informal)) | jējināyana, tāta, nāyanayya | |
| Thai | ตา(grandfather (informal)), ปู่(grandfather (informal)) | dtaa, bpùu | |
| Ukrainian | діду́нь(grandfather (informal)), діду́сь(grandfather (informal)) | didúnʹ, didúsʹ | |
| Volapük | lefatül(grandfather (informal)) | — | |
| West-Frisian | pake(grandfather (informal)) | — |
oupa
iaio
děda, dědeček
bedstefar, bessefar
opa
pappa, ukki, vaari
papi, papy
avó
Opa, Opi, Äni
nonno
kaki
opaps, opis
atuk, tuk
Groospa
dziadziuś
vovô
bunicuț
djed, dȅda, де̏да
dedko
dedek
ntatemoholo
abuelito, abuelo, yayo
farfar, morfar
lefatül
pake
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