from Anglo-Fr. aunte, from O.Fr. ante (Mod.Fr. tante, from a 13c. variant), from L. amita "paternal aunt" dim. of *amma a baby-talk or non-I.E. word for "mother" (cf. Gk. amma "mother," O.N. amma "grandmother," M.Ir. ammait "old hag," Heb. em, Arabic umm "mother"). Curreent term is the sister or sister-in-law of your mother or father.
because your dad or mom sister is your aunt that is why an aunt is called an aunt
There is no character called Aunt Dudley. Aunt Petunia's surname is Dursley, her son is called Dudley. Aunt Petunia's sister was called Lily (Evans) Potter.
Your Father's Sister is called your Aunt.
you say call me great aunt not grand aunt
Your cousin's aunt could be your mother, your aunt, or not related to you at all.
He would call your aunt his great aunt. In informal situations, great aunts are sometimes called, simply aunt.
He would call your aunt his great aunt. In informal situations, great aunts are sometimes called, simply aunt.
An honorary aunt is a close friend of the parents who is called an aunt, though not related by blood. For example, if you have a friend who has a baby, you may be called an aunt (or uncle) by the child and parents even though you're not related.
The sister of your father or mother is called your aunt. Likewise, you would call the wife of an uncle your aunt.
If you're asking what you would call the sister of your aunt, it's either: Your mother or if it's not your mother: your other aunt.
Perhaps you are referring to "Aunt Eckler" in the TV show, "The Jetsons".
Aunt.
your aunt