granddaughter

English

Etymology

From grand- +‎ daughter

Noun

Wikipedia granddaughter (plural granddaughters)

1. a daughter of someone's child

Antonyms

• (with regard to gender) grandson
• (with regard to ancestry) grandmother, grandfather

Hypernyms

• grandchild

Translations

daughter of someone’s child

Arabic: حفيدة (ar) (Hafiida) f. Armenian: թոռնուհի (hy) (t'oṙnuhi) Azeri: nəvə Bengali: নাতনি (natni) f. Bosnian: unuka (bs) f. Burmese: မြေး (my) Catalan: néta, f. Chinese: Mandarin: (son's daughter) 孫女 (cmn), 孙女 (cmn) (sūnnǚ), (daughter's daughter) 外孫女 (cmn), 外孙女 (cmn) (wàisūnnǚ) Min Nan: 查某孫 (tsa-bóo-sun) Croatian: unuka (hr) f. Czech: vnučka (cs) f. Dutch: kleindochter (nl) f. Esperanto: nepino (eo) Ewe: tɔgbuiyɔvinyɔnu f. Finnish: pojantytär (son's daughter), tyttärentytär (daughter's daughter) French: petite-fille (fr) f. German: Enkelin (de) f. Greek: εγγονή (el) f. (engoní) Hebrew: נֶכְדָּה (nekhdah) f. Hindi: पोती (son's daughter), नाती (daughter's daughter) Indonesian: cucu (id) Italian: nipote (it) f. Japanese: 孫娘 (ja) (magomusume) Khmer: ចៅស្រី (km) (chav srǝy), នត្តាស្រី (km) (noattaa srəy) Korean: 손녀 [孫女] (sonnyeo) (son's daughter), 외손녀 [外孫女] (oesonnyeo) (daughter's daughter)

Latgalian: unuce Latin: neptis (la) f. Latvian: mazmeita f. Lithuanian: dukraitė (lt), anūkė (lt) Macedonian: внука (mk) (vnúka) f., внучка (mk) (vnúčka) f. Norwegian: sønnedatter (no) (son's daughter), datterdatter (no) (daughter's daughter) Old English: nefene f., nift f. Polish: wnuczka (pl) f. Portuguese: neta (pt) f. Romanian: nepoată (ro) Russian: внучка (ru) (vnúčka) f. Scottish Gaelic: ban-ogha f., nighean-mhic f. (son's daughter), nighean-ighne f. (daughter's daughter) Serbian: Cyrillic: унука (sr) f. Roman: unuka f. Sindhi: پوٽِي f. (son's daughter), ڏوهٽِي f. (daughter's daughter) Slovene: vnukinja (sl) f. Spanish: nieta (es) f. Sundanese: incu Swedish: sondotter (sv) c. (son's daughter), dotterdotter (sv) c. (daughter's daughter) Thai: หลานสาว (lăan săao) Turkish: kız torun (tr) Vietnamese: cháu (gái)