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Is grandmother masculine or feminine in french?
The French word for grandmother is grand-mere, which itself is feminine.
What is the french Canadian word for grandmother?
The French Canadian word for grandmother is "grand-mère".
What is the French word for grandmother?
"une grand-mère" (fem.)
What are the words 'Grandfather' and 'Grandmother' in French?
Grand-père is a French equivalent of 'Grandfather', and Grand-mère is a French equivalent of 'Grandmother'.
What is the french word for grannie?
a grandmother is une grand-mère in French. Mamie is a comon nickname for grannie.
Is grandmother masculine or feminine in french?
The French word for grandmother is grand-mere, which itself is feminine.
What is the french Canadian word for grandmother?
The French Canadian word for grandmother is "grand-mère".
What is the French word for grandmother?
"une grand-mère" (fem.)
What are the words 'Grandfather' and 'Grandmother' in French?
Grand-père is a French equivalent of 'Grandfather', and Grand-mère is a French equivalent of 'Grandmother'.
Navajo word for grandmother?
Shímásání ( my maternal grandmother )Shinálí ( my paternal grandmother)
What is the colloquial word for grandmother in French?
grandmother : grand-mèregrandma : mammy
Is there a language that Mimi or Meme mean grandmother?
The word 'meme' means 'grandmother' in French. Actually, a more accurate translation is 'grandma' or 'granny'. For the more formal term 'grandmother' actually is 'grand-mere' in French.
What is the french word for grannie?
a grandmother is une grand-mère in French. Mamie is a comon nickname for grannie.
Is nona french for grandmother?
No, nonna is Italian for grandmother in french, grandmother is grandmere
What do you call grandmother in french?
A grandmother is 'une grand-mère' in French. Grandchildren often call her 'Mamie'.
What is the translation for grandmother in french?
The translation for grandmother in French is "grand-mère."
What is the origin of the word grandmother?
The word "grandmother" originated from the Old English term "ġrandmōdor," which combines "ġrand" meaning "large" or "great" and "mōdor" meaning "mother." Over time, this term evolved into the modern English word "grandmother" to refer to one's mother's mother.
