Yes - although “technically“ Opi is the “diminutive“ form (less formal). Our family used the differences to distinguish between sets of grandparents - Oma/Opa for my father‘s parents, and Omi/Opi for my mother’s parents.
Michael Mechsner
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∙ 14y agoWiki User
∙ 12y agoIt means Grandpa
My father is from the Netherlands and is fluent in both Dutch and German. Opa also means grandfather in Dutch. Oma means grandmother in both Dutch and German.
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∙ 12y agoopi is a shortened version of opa, which means grandfather.
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∙ 12y agoOpi is a regional version of Opa, which is grandfather.
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∙ 11y agoWiki User
∙ 12y agoOpa = Granddad, grandpa
Little one in German is der Kleine
Der Reis = the rice
der Blick = look/glance
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English: "the shaver" = German: "der Rasierer".
The German word for ocean is (der) Ozean.
Eerne is not a German word. You probably mean in der schule lerne ich which translates as I learn in school.
Der Einwohner is German for resident. Die Einwohner is German for residents.
Was der Hölle translates literally as what the hell but is grammatically incorrect in German. A German speaker would say Was zur Hölle.
winter = der Winter.
der Blumen :)
rock = der Felsen