A grandmother.
| 单词 | θ153456 |
| 释义 | society > society and the community > kinship or relationship > kinsman or relation > grandparent > [noun] > grandmother (35) eldmotherc1000 A grandmother. grandamc1225 The mother of one's father or mother; = grandmother, n. 1. Now archaic. good-dame1400 A grandmother. Also occasionally more generally: an old woman. grandmother1424 The mother of one's father or mother. beldamc1440 A father or mother's mother, a grandmother. Also figurative. Obsolete. lucky1629 An elderly woman; spec. a grandmother. Also: a woman of any age, esp. a wife or mistress. Frequently in familiar or humorous use. Now rare. granny1659 Frequently as a form of address and prefixed to a personal name. An informal term for: one's grandmother. Also figurative. grandmama1694 = grandma, n. lucky minnie1755 One's grandmother; a grandmother. Also: (a name for) a witch; a term of abuse for an old woman. grandma1772 One's grandmother. Also used as a familiar form of address to one's grandmother or to an elderly woman. Also used before a person's surname (or… grandmammy1789 = grandma, n. gran1829 An informal term for: one's grandmother; a grandmother. Also as a form of address or prefixed to a personal name. babushka1834 In Russia: a grandmother. More generally: an elderly Russian woman. Also as a form of address. abuela1836 In Spanish-speaking contexts: a grandmother; (more generally) an elderly woman. Also as a familiar title or form of address. grandmom1860 An informal term for: a grandmother. grandmum1861 An informal term for: a grandmother. grammy1886 One's grandmother. Also as a form of address, or preceding a surname. dadi1888 A paternal grandmother; (more generally) a grandmother. Frequently as a respectful form of address. minnie1888 Orkney and Shetland. One's grandmother. More generally: an old woman. grams1893 An informal term for: one's grandmother; = gram, n.5 bubbe1895 Esp. in Jewish usage: a grandmother; an elderly woman. Also as a form of address. Cf. zayde, n. nana1899 One's grandmother; a grandmother. Cf. nan, n.2 2. gram1923 One's grandmother, or a grandmother. Usually as a form of address, or as a title preceding a name. nanny1927 A grandmother. Frequently as a form of address (used esp. by a child). Cf. nan, n.2 2, nana, n.1 2. lola1934 One's grandmother. Also used as a respectful title or form of address for an elderly woman. Cf. lolo, n.2 abuelita1937 In Spanish-speaking contexts: a grandmother. Also occasionally more generally: an elderly woman. Frequently as a diminutive or familiar title or… oma1948 Originally among German and Dutch communities: a grandmother. Frequently as a form of address. nain1954 A grandmother. Cf. nan, n.2 2, nana, n.1 2. nan1955 A grandmother. Also as a form of address. Cf. nana, n.1 2 and nanny, n.1 1b. makulu1980 A grandmother; an old woman. Also used as a form of address. omi1988 Originally among German communities: a grandmother. Frequently as an affectionate form of address. Subcategories:— condition of (1) — great-grandmother (2) — great-(great-)grandmother (1) |
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