There are many terms. Most formal would be "Vecamate" or "Vecmamina", however "ome", "vecmamma" or "vecamamma" are typicaly used in conversations.
Here's an audio recording for Grandmother in Latvian, Vecmāte (Vec-mā-te):
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"Grandma" in Russian is "Babushka" with the ephasis on the first syllable: BAH/bushka.
Grandma = бабушка (babushka)
Grandpa = дедушка (djedushka)
У меня герпес
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Бабушка Babushka
The word for grandma in Russian is "бабушка" (babushka).
The Russian word for Grandpa is дедушка (dedushka).
Formal: Bab-oo-shka Pet word (what small children and close relatives use): Baba.
Привет бабушка
Formal: Bab-oo-shka Pet word (what small children and close relatives use): Baba.
Back in the U.S.S.R. The name derives from the Russian word for ( Grandmother) and is also a type of headgear.
The check word for grandma is "nana."
The Haitian Creole word for grandma is "granmoun."
Ba-boosh-ka (бабушка).
The Malayalam word for grandma is "ammachi."
The Telugu word for grandma is "నాన్న" (nanna).
Grandma or Gran