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If speaking about a grandmother and great-grandmother, yes, lower case. But when writing to your grandmother, it would be upper case. Also, if either is the first word of a sentence it is first-letter uppercase.
Akbar is the Arabic term of the phrase 'Allahu Akbar' often used in Muslim religion. Akbar means sabse bada hei which in English means great or greater.
If you mean a word for the grandmother of one of your parents, the standard term is great-grandmother. If you want to write the name that you call her, and if you say it as "great-gramma," that spelling is as good as any.
Taiji' means 'great pole' in English. The word is made up from the Chinese 'tai', which means 'great' or 'supreme' and 'ji' which can be translated as 'pole' or 'highest point'. Taiji is an ancient Chinese philosophy. The philosophy is based on a 'Supreme Ultimate' state.
== == Etta means "Ruler of the home" in english. Short form of Henrietta. ---- Etta, Yetta, Yettie, Yuchved, Evelyn, and Eva are all names that my Great Great Grandmother was called during her life in America. Different documents had all these names. She was from Ekaterinislav, Russia.
"Great-grandmother" in English is bisnonna in Italian.
"Great grandmother" in English is progiagiá (Προγιαγιά) in Greek.
This is great. = Hatha athem. /həðə æði:m/هذا عظيم
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"Great grandmother" in English is progiagiá (Προγιαγιά) in Greek.
"Great-grandmother" is an English equivalent of the Italian word bisnonna. The feminine singular noun translates literally as "again (second) grandmother" in English. The pronunciation will be "bee-ZNON-na" in Italian.
The English language does not include a relationship called "great mother." It has terms "grandmother" (the mother of your father or of your mother) and great grandmother (the mother of one of your grandparents. The sister of your grandmother is your great aunt. The sister of your great grandmother is your great great aunt.
"Great" in English means grande in Italian.
"Great aunty" in English is grande zietta in Italian.
Ti amo, bisnonna! is a literal Italian equivalent of the English phrase "I love you, great-grandmother!" The declaration may begin with io ("I"), for emphasis, even though Italian requires no subject pronouns where context and verb endings make the speaker clear. The pronunciation will be "tee A-mo bee-SNON-na" in Pisan Italian.
Your grandmother's grandmother is your great-great-grandmother.
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