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grandparent

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See also:grand-parent

English

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grandparent

Wikipedia

(General American)IPA^(key): /ˈɡɹæn(d)pɛəɹənt/,/ˈɡɹæn(d)pæɹənt/
Audio(Southern England): (file)

Noun

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grandparent (pluralgrandparents)

Theparent of someone's parent.
- 2020 January 16, Scottie Andrew, “An orphaned teen is being forced out of his grandparents’ senior community because he’s too young”, inCNN‎^[1]:
  A 15-year-old orphan is being forced from the Arizona senior community where he lives with hisgrandparents after the homeowner’s association said it could face legal issues if he stayed.
- 2021 October 8, Maggie Fox, “Covid-19 has taken the parents or grandparents of 140,000 US children, and minorities were hit harder”, inCNN‎^[2]:
  More than 140,000 US children have lost a parent orgrandparent who takes care of them to Covid-19, CDC researchers reported Thursday, which is as many as one in 500 US kids.

Antonyms

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(with regard to ancestry):grandchild

Hyponyms

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(by grandparent's gender):grandmother,grandfather
(by grandparent's and parent's genders):maternal grandmother,maternal grandfather,paternal grandmother,paternal grandfather

Derived terms

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Translations

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parent of one's parent

Arabic:جَدّ (ar) m(jadd)(grandfather),جَدَّة (ar) f(jadda)(grandmother)
Egyptian Arabic:جد m(ged),جدة f(geda)
Asturian:güelu (ast) m,güela (ast) f
Chichewa:gogo
Chinese:
Cantonese:祖父母(zou² fu⁶ mou⁵),公公婆婆(gung¹ gung¹ po⁴ po^4-2)(maternal),爺爺嫲嫲 /爷爷嫲嫲(je⁴ je⁴ maa⁴ maa⁴)(paternal)
Mandarin:祖父母 (zh)(zǔfùmǔ)
Czech:prarodič (cs)
Dutch:grootouder (nl) m
Finnish:isovanhempi (fi)
French:grand-parent (fr) m,aïeul (fr) m,aïeule (fr) f
Galician:avós m pl(plural only)
German:Großeltern (de) pl(plural only),Großelternteil (de) m
Guarani:
Paraguayan Guarani:(grandfather)^(please verify)taita guasu,(grandmother)^{(pleaseverify)}jarýi (gn)
Hawaiian:kupuna
Hungarian:nagyszülő (hu)
Ido:avo (io)
Indonesian:kakek (id)(grandfather),nenek (id)(grandmother)
Interlingua:(grandfather)granpatre,(grandmother)granmatre (ia)
Irish:seantuismitheoir m
Italian:(grandfather)nonno (it),(grandmother)nonna (it)
Japanese:祖父母 (ja)(そふぼ, sofubo)
Khmer:យាយតា(yeay tar)
Laboya:wede
Latvian:vecvecāki m pl(mostly used in pl)
Low German:
German Low German:Grootöllern (nds) pl(plural only)
Westphalian:Chrautellern pl(plural only)
Macedonian:де́до (mk) m(dédo)(grandfather),ба́ба (mk) f(bába)(grandmother)
Malay:datuk nenek
Brunei Malay:nini
Norwegian:
Bokmål:besteforelder (no) m(mostly used in pl)
Nynorsk:besteforelder m(mostly used in pl)
Pennsylvania German:Groosseldre pl
Polish:dziadkowie (pl) m pl
Portuguese:avós (pt) m pl(plural only),(grandfather)avô (pt) m,(grandmother)avó (pt) f
Quechua:awki
Russian:де́душка (ru) m(déduška)，дед (ru) m(ded)(grandfather),ба́бушка (ru) f(bábuška),ба́ба (ru) f(bába)(grandmother)
Scottish Gaelic:seann-phàrant m
Spanish:abuelo (es) m,abuela (es) f
Swedish:no equivalent term in Swedish, but seefar-eller morförälder(literally“father's or mother's parent”)andfar-och morförälder(literally“father's and mother's parent”); see alsofarfar (sv),farmor (sv),morfar (sv),mormor (sv).
Tok Pisin:tumbuna
Tongan:kui
Tupinambá:amỹîa(grandfather; t-, t-)
Volapük:lepal (vo)
Yiddish:זיידע־באָבע pl(zeyde-bobe),באָבע־זיידע pl(bobe-zeyde)

Verb

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grandparent (third-person singular simple presentgrandparents,present participlegrandparenting,simple past and past participlegrandparented)