English
Etymology
From great- + great- + grandmother.
Noun
great-great-grandmother (plural great-great-grandmothers)
- The mother of someone’s great-grandparent.
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Translations
The mother of someone’s great-grandparent
- Catalan: rebesàvia (ca) f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 高祖母 (zh) (gāozǔmǔ)
- Czech: praprababička (cs) f
- Danish: tipoldemor c, tipoldemoder c
- Faroese: olduromma f
- Finnish: isoisoisoäiti
- French: arrière-arrière-grand-mère (fr) f, trisaïeule (fr) f
- Galician: trasavoa f
- German: Ururgroßmutter f
- Hungarian: ükanya (hu)
- Italian: trisnonna (it) f, trisavola f
- Japanese: 高祖母 (ja) (こうそぼ, kōsobo)
- Korean: 고조모 (ko) (gojomo)
- Latin: abavia f
- Malay: buyut perempuan, buyut (ms), ibu moyang, nenek datuk nenek
- Navajo: naakidi náchó (maternal)
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: tippoldemor m or f
- Nynorsk: tippoldemor f
- Polish: praprababcia f
- Portuguese: trisavó (pt) f
- Russian: прапраба́бушка (ru) f (praprabábuška)
- Serbo-Croatian: čukunbaba (sh) f
- Spanish: tatarabuela f
- Swedish: gammelgammelmormor c (maternal), gammelgammelfarmor c (paternal)
- Tagalog: lola sa talampakan
- Thai: ย่าเทียด (th) (yâa-tîiat) (paternal), ยายเทียด (th) (yaai-tîiat) (maternal)
- Welsh: hen hen nain f, hen hen fam-gu f
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