No, the name mimma is not strictly an Italian reference to "grandmother".
Specifically, the word is a feminine noun in its singular form. It serves as an abbreviated form or as a nickname. Most commonly, it will be found as a Tuscan shortening of bambina ("female child, girl") or as a nickname for Beniamina ("Benjamine"), Domenica, Emilia ("Emily"), Guglielmina("Wilhelmina") or Massimiliana ("Maximiliana").
The pronunciation will be "MEEM-ma" in Italian.
It is definatly Italian as it is my great great grandmother's maiden name who was from a town called Gubbio in Central Italy.
The name "Sol" comes from the Latin word for sun. It is often used in reference to the sun in different languages, including Spanish and Italian.
No. Letizia is an Italian name.
Yes, "ya ya" is a name for grandmother in Greek. It is also commonly used in English-speaking countries to refer to a grandmother.
Switzerland
It is Memere and it is French
Other name for GrandmotherNanaGrannyGrandmomGrandmama
it was her grandmother, her grandmother's name was Rosa
She is your grandmother.
The Italian translation for "il mio nome" is "my name."
It is a Spanish last name. My grandmother's maiden name was Olague.
Frederick in Italian is Federico.