granddaughter

English

Etymology

From grand- +‎ daughter

Alternative forms

• grandaughter

Noun

granddaughter (plural granddaughters)

1. The daughter of someone's child.

Synonyms

• grandgirl

Antonyms

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

Hypernyms

• grandchild

Translations

daughter of someone’s child

• Afrikaans: kleindogter (af)
• Albanian: mbesë (sq) f
• Arabic: حَفِيدَة‏‎ f (ḥafīda)
• Armenian: թոռնուհի (hy) (tʿoṙnuhi)
• Asturian: nieta (ast) f, ñeta (ast) f
• Azeri: nəvə (az)
• Belarusian: уну́чка f (unúčka), ўну́чка f (ŭnúčka)
• Bengali: নাতনি f (natni)
• Bulgarian: вну́чка (bg) f (vnúčka)
• Burmese: မြေး (my) (mre:) (grandchild), မြေးမ (mre:ma.)
• Catalan: néta (ca) f
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: (son's daughter) 孫女 (zh), 孙女 (zh) (sūnnǚ), (daughter's daughter) 外孫女 (zh), 外孙女 (zh) (wàisūnnǚ)

  Min Nan: 查某孫 (tsa-bóo-sun)

• Czech: vnučka (cs) f
• Danish: sønnedatter (da) c (son's daughter), datterdatter (da) c (daughter's daughter)
• Dutch: kleindochter (nl) f
• Esperanto: nepino
• Estonian: pojatütar (son's daughter), tütretütar (daughter's daughter)
• Ewe: tɔgbuiyɔvinyɔnu f
• Faroese: abbadóttir (grandfather's granddaughter), ommudóttir (grandmother's granddaughter), sonardóttir (son's daughter), dótturdóttir (daughter's daughter)
• Finnish: pojantytär (son's daughter), tyttärentytär (daughter's daughter)
• French: petite-fille (fr) f
• Galician: neta f
• Georgian: შვილიშვილი (ka) (švilišvili)
• German: Enkelin (de) f
• Greek: εγγονή (el) f (engoní)
• Hebrew: נֶכְדָּה‏‎ f (nekhdah)
• Hindi: पोती (hi) (potī) (son's daughter), नाती (hi) (nātī) (daughter's daughter)
• Hungarian: lányunoka (hu)
• Icelandic: sonardóttir (is) m (son's daughter), dótturdóttir (is) f (daughter's daughter)
• Indonesian: cucu (id)
• Interlingua: granfilia
• Irish: gariníon f
• Italian: nipote (it) f
• Japanese: 孫娘 (ja) (まごむすめ, magomusume), 孫 (ja) (まご, mago) (grandchild)
• Kazakh: немере (kk) (nemere), қыз немере (qız nemere)
• Khmer: ចៅស្រី (chav srǝy), នត្តាស្រី (noattaa srəy)
• Korean: 손녀 (ko) (sonnyeo) (孫女 (ko)) (son's daughter), 외손녀 (oesonnyeo) (外孫女 (ko)) (daughter's daughter)
• Kyrgyz: мемире (memire), небире (nebire)
• Lao: ຫລານສາວ (lān sāo)
• Latgalian: unuce f

• Latin: neptis (la) f
• Latvian: mazmeita f
• Lithuanian: dukraitė f, anūkė f
• Luxembourgish: Enkelin f
• Macedonian: вну́ка f (vnúka), вну́чка f (vnúčka)
• Malay: cucu perempuan, cucu
• Mongolian: ач охин (ač ohin), зээ охин (zee ohin)
• Norman: p'tite-fil'ye f
• Norwegian: sønnedatter (son's daughter), datterdatter (daughter's daughter)
• Old East Slavic: вънука f (vŭnuka)
• Old English: nefene f, nift f
• Oriya: ନାତୁଣୀ (or) (nātuṇī)
• Persian: نبسه‏‎ (fa) (nabase), نبتسه‏‎ (nabatse)
• Plautdietsch: Grootdochta f
• Polish: wnuczka (pl) f
• Portuguese: neta (pt) f
• Romanian: nepoată (ro)
• Russian: вну́чка (ru) f (vnúčka)
• Rusyn: вну́чка f (vnúčka)
• Scottish Gaelic: ban-ogha (gd) f, nighean-mhic f (son's daughter), nighean-ighne f (daughter's daughter)
• Serbo-Croatian:

  Cyrillic: унука f

  Roman: unuka (sh) f

• Sindhi: پوٽِي‏‎ (sd) f (son's daughter), ڏوهٽِي‏‎ (sd) f (daughter's daughter)
• Slovak: vnučka (sk) f
• Slovene: vnukinja (sl) f
• Spanish: nieta (es) f
• Sundanese: incu
• Swedish: sondotter (sv) c (son's daughter), dotterdotter (sv) c (daughter's daughter)
• Tajik: набера (nabera) (grandchild)
• Tatar: сущ онык (suşç onıq), онык (tt) (onıq)
• Telugu: మనుమరాలు (te) (manumarālu)
• Thai: หลานสาว (lǎan-sǎao)
• Turkish: kız torun, torun (tr)
• Turkmen: gyz agtyk, agtyk (tk)
• Ukrainian: вну́чка f (vnúčka), ону́чка f (onúčka)
• Uzbek: nabira (uz), nevara (uz)
• Vietnamese: (gái) cháu (vi)
• Yiddish: גראַנדאָטער‏‎ f (grandoter)
• Zazaki: pıt, pıtek
• Zulu: please add this translation if you can