Is grampa correct spelling or grandpa?

Answer 1

The possessive grandma's means pertaining to ONE grandmother.

(Note : used as a name, it would be capitalized Grandma's, referring to your grandmother. If not a name, it is not, as with someone else's grandmother (e.g. his grandma's recipe).

The plural possessive grandmas' is less used, and means of MORE THAN ONE grandmother (e.g. both contestants used their grandmas' recipes).

Answer 2

The correct spelling is "grandpa." "Grampa" is a variant spelling that is sometimes used informally or colloquially, but "grandpa" is the standard spelling in English. The word "grandpa" is a noun used to refer to a person's grandfather, and it is derived from the words "grand" and "pa," which is a familiar term for father.

Answer 3

According to Collins English Dictionary, there is no such word as Granpa. The correct spelling is Grandpa.

Answer 4

Grandma's is singular but possessive; that's why it has the apostrophe ( ' ) s. Grandmas is plural because it has an s without an apostrophe.

Answer 5

'Grandpa' is correct.

Answer 6

one word honey

Answer 7

Widely used in Scotland!

Answer 8

Either