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grandaunt
English
Etymology
From grand- +? aunt.
Noun
grandaunt (plural grandaunts)
- Synonym of great-aunt
- A sister of grandparent
Alternative forms
- grand aunt
- grand-aunt
Related terms
- granduncle
Translations
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granduncle
English
Etymology
From Middle English graunt oncle, equivalent to grand- +? uncle.
Noun
granduncle (plural granduncles)
- Synonym of great-uncle
- A brother of grandparent
Alternative forms
- grand uncle
- grand-uncle
Related terms
- grandaunt
Translations
granduncle From the web:
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- what does grand uncle means
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- what is a great granduncle
- why great uncle and not granduncle
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