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A son of a grandchild.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
No example sentence was provided for this meaning.
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
Etymology tree English great- English grand- Proto-Indo-European *sew-? Proto-Indo-European *sewH- Proto-Indo-European *suHnús Proto-Germanic *sunuz Proto-West Germanic *sunu Old English sunu Middle English sone English son English grandson English great-grandson From great- + grandson.
Across languages
Translations
62 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Asturian:
bisñetu
— son of a grandchild
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Asturian:
bisnietu
— son of a grandchild
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Belarusian:
пра́ўнук
(práwnuk)
— son of a grandchild
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Breton:
gourvab
— son of a grandchild
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Bulgarian:
пра́внук
(právnuk)
— son of a grandchild
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Catalan:
besnet
— son of a grandchild
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Catalan:
renet
— son of a grandchild
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Cebuano:
apo sa tuhod
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese Cantonese:
息仔
(sak1 zai2)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese Cantonese:
曾孫 /曾孙
(zang1 syun1)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese:
乾仔孫 /干仔孙
(kan-á-sun)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese:
曾孫 /曾孙
(cheng-sun)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese:
蝨母仔 /虱母仔
(sat-bó-á, sat-bú-á)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese Mandarin:
曾孫 /曾孙
(zēngsūn)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese Mandarin:
重孫 /重孙
(chóngsūn)
— son of a grandchild
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Chinese Mandarin:
重孫子 /重孙子
(chóngsūnzi)
— son of a grandchild
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Czech:
pravnuk
— son of a grandchild
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Esperanto:
pranepo
— son of a grandchild
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Estonian:
lapselapselaps
— son of a grandchild
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Finnish:
lapsenlapsenlapsi
— son of a grandchild
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French:
arrière-petit-fils
— son of a grandchild
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German:
Urenkel
— son of a grandchild
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Hebrew:
נִין
(nin)
— son of a grandchild
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Hindi:
परपोता
(parpotā)
— son of a grandchild
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Hungarian:
dédunoka
— son of a grandchild
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Japanese:
ひ孫
(hi-imago)
— son of a grandchild
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Japanese:
曾孫
(sōson)
— son of a grandchild
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Javanese:
putu buyut
— son of a grandchild
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Korean:
증손
(jeungson)
— son of a grandchild
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Ladino:
biznyeto
— son of a grandchild
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Latgalian:
prounuks
— son of a grandchild
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Latin:
pronepōs
— son of a grandchild
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Latvian:
mazmazdēls
— son of a grandchild
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Lithuanian:
provaikaitis
— son of a grandchild
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Lithuanian:
proanūkis
— son of a grandchild
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Macedonian:
пра́внук
(právnuk)
— son of a grandchild
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Malay:
cicit lelaki
— son of a grandchild
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Malay:
cicit
— son of a grandchild
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Malay:
anak cucu
— son of a grandchild
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Malay:
cucu anak
— son of a grandchild
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Manchu:
ᠵᠠᡳ ᠵᠠᠯᠠᠨ ᡳ ᠣᠮᠣᠯᠣ
(jai jalan i omolo)
— son of a grandchild
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Manx:
aa-oe
— son of a grandchild
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Norman:
arriéthe-pétit-fis
— son of a grandchild
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Norwegian Bokmål:
oldesønn
— son of a grandchild
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Norwegian Nynorsk:
oldeson
— son of a grandchild
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Occitan:
rèirefelen
— son of a grandchild
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Polish:
prawnuk
— son of a grandchild
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Portuguese:
bisneto
— son of a grandchild
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Romanian:
strănepot
— son of a grandchild
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Russian:
пра́внук
(právnuk)
— son of a grandchild
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Scottish Gaelic:
iar-ogha
— son of a grandchild
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Serbo-Croatian:
пра̀унук
— son of a grandchild
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Serbo-Croatian:
pràunuk
— son of a grandchild
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Slovak:
pravnuk
— son of a grandchild
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Slovene:
pravnuk
— son of a grandchild
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Spanish:
bisnieto
— son of a grandchild
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Swedish:
barnbarnsbarn
— son of a grandchild
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Tagalog:
apo sa tuhod
— son of a grandchild
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Telugu:
ప్రపౌత్రుడు
(prapautruḍu)
— son of a grandchild
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Ukrainian:
пра́внук
(právnuk)
— son of a grandchild
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Vietnamese:
chắt
— son of a grandchild
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Welsh:
gorwyr
— son of a grandchild