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The word for grandfather in Scotish is Granda, The Granda, or Grandpapa (occasionally). In my family, my father was called The Daddy, The Dad, Daddy, or Dad, and my grandfather was called The Faither (father) by my parents and Granda by the grandchildren. Very young children call their father Dada. Grandmothers are often called Gran, but usually Granny, and mothers are called Mum, Maw, or Mither (mother).
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DosBear NA
I called my Scottish Grandmother 'Granny' & my Grandfather 'Grampy'. My Icelandic Grandparents were 'Amma' & 'Afi'
brian Dick
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∙ 15y agoGranny.
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What is a grandfather called in Scotland?
A grandfather is typically called "grandfather" in Scotland. However, in Scottish Gaelic, the term for grandfather is "seanair."
What is the word for grandfather in northern Scotland?
Grandpa
How do you call grandfather's grandfather?
Your great great grandfather.
What do you call your father's grandfather?
Your father's grandfather is your great grandfather.
How do you call grandfather?
Your great great grandfather.
What do you call your mothers grandfather?
Your great grandfather
What do you call your mother's grandfather?
Your great grandfather
What do you call grandfather's brother?
Your grandfather's brother is your great uncle.
What do you call your grandfathers father?
Your father's grandfather is your great grandfather.
What do you call your mother's dad?
You call him grandfather.
What do you call your grandfather's grandfather?
He would be your great, great grandfather, but you could call him whatever endearing name you and he prefer -- Granddad, Papa, Grandpa, etc.
What do they call a grandfather in Wales?
a grandfather*draw out the vowels an roll the r
