Grandma - (die) Oma Grandmother, if you are looking for a more formal version, is Großmutter.

Gross Mutter Grossmutter is grandmother. Urgrossmutter is great-grandmother. Great-great-grandmother is Ururgrossmutter. (the double s in Gross should always be spelled with a ß - Großmutter)

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Grandpa in German

Anonymous

∙ 14y ago

Updated: 10/10/2023

Hi, In German, the term for Grandma

is Oma, pronounced. "oh-mah". Grandpa is "Opa". Grossmutter is "grandmother" and "Grossvater" is grandfather. My grandmother made us speak German to her or she would ignore us. I learned at a very early age.

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∙ 13y ago

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