In all of the Powhatan dialects of Algonquian (including Chickahominy) you have to say "my grandmother", "your grandmother", "his grandmother" and so on.
"my grandmother" is nunohum [nuhNOhum]
Grandmother is "U li si" pronounced "eww-lee-see"
NOTE: This is not asked in which language, but is under a Cherokee category so answered as such.
The Chickahominy people once spoke an Algonquian language(of which there are dozens), but the details of their language are lost. It was likely similar to Northern Algonquin, which is:
my grandmother = nanoham (pronounced nuh-NOH-hum)
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"Grandma" in the Miskito language is "bimura" or "wanakira".
In the Choctaw language, the word for grandmother is "chisukchi."
You'd name her in your native language, and using your pet name for your grandmother. There is no Antarctic language.
grandmother/grandma = סבה (savá)the grandmother = סבתא (sávta)Note: the word savta, which means "the grandmother" was borrowed into Modern Hebrew as "grandma" to distinguish it from sava (grandmother). There is no such distinction in Aramaic.
it's like yeah yeah but in other words you say ya ya ha ha...it is also used for grandmother in the Tsimpshian language...
The word 'meme' means 'grandmother' in French. Actually, a more accurate translation is 'grandma' or 'granny'. For the more formal term 'grandmother' actually is 'grand-mere' in French.
奶奶 (Nainai) : Grandma, grandmother or 老大娘 (Laoda niang) : Grandma, aunty or 祖母 (Zumu) : Grandmother
Your great grandmother would be your mother's grandmother.
grandmother
Granny Grandma, Nan , Nana Nama Gram works too.
Grandmother in Korean is "halmoni." 할머니 means grandma
Bunică or Mamă mare may be Romanian equivalents of 'Grandmother'.