grandchild

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• CMU ARPABET: G R AE1 N D CH AY2 L D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From grand- + child.

194 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Abkhaz: амоҭа (amota) — child of one’s child
• Afrikaans: kleinkind — child of one’s child
• Ainu: ミッポ (mitpo) — child of one’s child
• Arabic: حَفِيد (ḥafīd) — child of one’s child
• Arabic: حَفِيدَة (ḥafīda) — child of one’s child
• Armenian: թոռ (tʻoṙ) — child of one’s child
• Armenian: թոռնիկ (tʻoṙnik) — child of one’s child
• Assamese: নাতি (nati) — child of one’s child
• Assamese: নাতিনী (natini) — child of one’s child
• Asturian: nietu — child of one’s child
• Asturian: ñetu — child of one’s child
• Asturian: nieta — child of one’s child
• Asturian: ñeta — child of one’s child
• Avar: васасул вас (wasasul was) — child of one’s child
• Avar: ясальул яс (jasaljul jas) — child of one’s child
• Azerbaijani: nəvə — child of one’s child
• Basque: biloba — child of one’s child
• Belarusian: уну́к (unúk) — child of one’s child
• Belarusian: ўнук (wnuk) — child of one’s child
• Belarusian: уну́чка (unúčka) — child of one’s child
• Belarusian: ўну́чка (wnúčka) — child of one’s child
• Bemba: umwishikulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Bende: mwîsukúlú — child of one’s child
• Bengali: নাতি (nati) — child of one’s child
• Bengali: নাতনি (natoni) — child of one’s child
• Central Bikol: makuapo — child of one’s child
• Breton: bugel-bihan — child of one’s child
• Bulgarian: внук (vnuk) — child of one’s child
• Bulgarian: вну́чка (vnúčka) — child of one’s child
• Bulgarian: вну́че (vnúče) — child of one’s child
• Burmese: မြေး (mre:) — child of one’s child
• Catalan: nét — child of one’s child
• Catalan: néta — child of one’s child
• Cebuano: apo — child of one’s child
• Chichewa: mdzukulu — child of one’s child
• Chinese Cantonese: 孫 /孙 (syun1) — child of one’s child
• Chinese Mandarin: 孫子 /孙子 (sūnzi) — child of one’s child
• Chinese Mandarin: 孫兒 /孙儿 (sūn'ér) — child of one’s child
• Chinese Mandarin: 孫女 /孙女 (sūnnǚ) — child of one’s child
• Chuabo: mudhuulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Mwali Comorian: mdjuhu — child of one’s child
• Ngazidja Comorian: mdjuhu — child of one’s child
• Cornish: flogh gwynn — child of one’s child
• Cornish: flogh gwydn — child of one’s child
• Czech: vnouče — child of one’s child
• Danish: barnebarn — child of one’s child
• Dutch: kleinkind — child of one’s child
• Dutch: kindskind — child of one’s child
• Esperanto: genepo — child of one’s child
• Ewe: tɔgbuiyɔvi — child of one’s child
• Ewe: mamayɔvi — child of one’s child
• Finnish: lapsenlapsi — child of one’s child
• French: petit-enfant — child of one’s child
• Galician: neto — child of one’s child
• Georgian: შვილიშვილი (švilišvili) — child of one’s child
• German: Enkel — child of one’s child
• German: Enkelkind — child of one’s child
• German: Kindeskind — child of one’s child
• Greek: εγγόνι (engóni) — child of one’s child
• Ancient Greek: ἔγγονος (éngonos) — child of one’s child
• Mbya Guarani: amymino — child of one’s child
• Gungu: mwizukulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Hawaiian: moʻopuna — child of one’s child
• Hebrew: נֶכֶד (nékhed) — child of one’s child
• Hebrew: נֶכְדָּה (nekhdá) — child of one’s child
• Hindi: पोता (potā) — child of one’s child
• Hindi: नाती (nātī) — child of one’s child
• Hindi: पोती (potī) — child of one’s child
• Hindi: नातिन (nātin) — child of one’s child
• Hungarian: unoka — child of one’s child
• Icelandic: barnabarn — child of one’s child
• Ido: nepoto — child of one’s child
• Ikizu: ʉmʉzʉkʉrʉ class 1 — child of one’s child
• Indonesian: cucu — child of one’s child
• Ingrian: vunukka — child of one’s child
• Irish: garpháiste — child of one’s child
• Irish: ó — child of one’s child
• Irish: duine garchlainne — child of one’s child
• Irish: clann clainne — child of one’s child
• Italian: nipote — child of one’s child
• Japanese: 孫 (mago) — child of one’s child
• Kabwa: omwijukuru class 1 — child of one’s child
• Kalenjin: mjokoret — child of one’s child
• Kazakh: немере (nemere) — child of one’s child
• Khmer: ចៅ (caw) — child of one’s child
• Khmer: នត្តា (nŏəttaa) — child of one’s child
• Korean: 손주 (sonju) — child of one’s child
• Korean: 외손주 (oesonju) — child of one’s child
• Northern Kurdish: nevî — child of one’s child
• Northern Kurdish: torin — child of one’s child
• Kyrgyz: мемире (memire) — child of one’s child
• Kyrgyz: небире (nebire) — child of one’s child
• Ladino: inyeto — child of one’s child
• Ladino: inyeta — child of one’s child
• Lao: ຫລານ (lān) — child of one’s child
• Latgalian: bārnubārns — child of one’s child
• Latgalian: unuks — child of one’s child
• Latin: nepos — child of one’s child
• Latin: neptis — child of one’s child
• Latin: nepote — child of one’s child
• Latin: nipote — child of one’s child
• Latin: neptos — child of one’s child
• Latvian: mazbērns — child of one’s child
• Lithuanian: vaikaitis — child of one’s child
• Lithuanian: anūkas — child of one’s child
• Luganda: omuzzukulu — child of one’s child
• Lushootseed: ʔibac — child of one’s child
• Macedonian: внук (vnuk) — child of one’s child
• Macedonian: вну́ка (vnúka) — child of one’s child
• Malay: cucu — child of one’s child
• Malay: چوچو — child of one’s child
• Malayalam: പേരക്കുട്ടി (pērakkuṭṭi) — child of one’s child
• Malayalam: പേരക്കിടാവ് (pērakkiṭāvŭ) — child of one’s child
• Maltese: neputi — child of one’s child
• Maltese: neputija — child of one’s child
• Mambwe-Lungu: umwizikulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Manx: cloan ny clienney — child of one’s child
• Manx: oe — child of one’s child
• Māori: mokopuna — child of one’s child
• Mbukushu: mwikuru class 1a — child of one’s child
• Meru: kajuju — child of one’s child
• Mongolian: ач (ač) — child of one’s child
• Mongolian: зээ (zee) — child of one’s child
• Mwani: njukulu — child of one’s child
• Navajo: bitsóóké — child of one’s child
• Northern Ndebele: úḿzúkûlu — child of one’s child
• Norwegian Bokmål: barnebarn — child of one’s child
• Norwegian Nynorsk: barnebarn — child of one’s child
• Nyole (Uganda): omwijuhulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Nyoro: omwijukuru class 1 — child of one’s child
• Occitan: felen — child of one’s child
• Occitan: felena — child of one’s child
• Northern Ohlone: tsót̄so — child of one’s child
• Ossetian: фыртыфырт (fyrtyfyrt) — child of one’s child
• Ossetian: чызджыфырт (ḱyzǵyfyrt) — child of one’s child
• Pennsylvania German: Kinnskind — child of one’s child
• Dari: نَوَاسَه (nawāsa) — child of one’s child
• Dari: نَبَسَه (nabasa) — child of one’s child
• Iranian Persian: نَوِه (nave) — child of one’s child
• Iranian Persian: نَبَسِه (nabase) — child of one’s child
• Polish: wnuczę — child of one’s child
• Portuguese: neto — child of one’s child
• Portuguese: neta — child of one’s child
• Quechua: willka — child of one’s child
• Russian: внук (vnuk) — child of one’s child
• Russian: вну́чка (vnúčka) — child of one’s child
• Russian: вну́ки (vnúki) — child of one’s child
• Rwanda-Rundi: umwuzukuru — child of one’s child
• Sanskrit: नपात् (napāt) — child of one’s child
• Scots: oe — child of one’s child
• Scottish Gaelic: ogha — child of one’s child
• Serbo-Croatian: у̀нуче — child of one’s child
• Serbo-Croatian: ùnuče — child of one’s child
• Shona: muzukuru — child of one’s child
• Slovak: vnúča — child of one’s child
• Spanish: nieto — child of one’s child
• Swahili: mjukuu — child of one’s child
• Swazi: úḿtúkulu — child of one’s child
• Swedish: barnbarn — child of one’s child
• Tagalog: apo — child of one’s child
• Tajik: набера (nabera) — child of one’s child
• Tajik: навоса (navosa) — child of one’s child
• Talysh: نوه (nava) — child of one’s child
• Taos: mą́kuna — child of one’s child
• Tarifit: ayyaw — child of one’s child
• Tarifit: tayyawt — child of one’s child
• Tatar: онык (onıq) — child of one’s child
• Thai: หลาน (lǎan) — child of one’s child
• Tonga (Malawi): mzuku class 1 — child of one’s child
• Tumbuka: mzukuru — child of one’s child
• Turkish: torun — child of one’s child
• Turkmen: agtyk — child of one’s child
• Tuvan: уруунуң уруу (uruunuñ uruu) — child of one’s child
• Tuvan: уруунуң оглу (uruunuñ oglu) — child of one’s child
• Tuvan: оглунуң уруу (oglunuñ uruu) — child of one’s child
• Tuvan: оглунуң оглу (oglunuñ oglu) — child of one’s child
• Ukrainian: внуча́ (vnučá) — child of one’s child
• Ukrainian: онуча́ (onučá) — child of one’s child
• Ukrainian: унуча́ (unučá) — child of one’s child
• Urdu: پوتا (potā) — child of one’s child
• Urdu: ناتی (nātī) — child of one’s child
• Urdu: پوتی (potī) — child of one’s child
• Urdu: ناتِن (nātin) — child of one’s child
• Uyghur: نەۋرە (newre) — child of one’s child
• Uzbek: nabira — child of one’s child
• Uzbek: nevara — child of one’s child
• Venda: muḓuhulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Vietnamese: cháu — child of one’s child
• Volapük: poscil — child of one’s child
• Welsh: ŵyr — child of one’s child
• Yao (Africa): cisukulu class 7 — child of one’s child
• Yiddish: אייניקל (eynikl) — child of one’s child
• Zigula: mwezikulu class 1 — child of one’s child
• Zulu: uḿzukûlu — child of one’s child