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grannam

grannam noun: a grandmother; an old woman.

Noun

grannam (plural grannams)

  1. (UK, archaic, colloquial, regional) A grandmother; an old woman.

Forms of grannam

pluralgrannams
alternative formgranam

Origin of grannam

Variant of grandam with assimilatory loss of d. Compare granfer.

Words formed from grannam

Questions about grannam

What does grannam mean?
Grannam means a grandmother; an old woman.
What part of speech is grannam?
Grannam is a noun.
What is the plural of grannam?
The plural of grannam is grannams.

Words near grannam in the dictionary

  1. granjenos
  2. Granlund
  3. Granlunds
  4. granma
  5. granmas
  6. grannam
  7. grannams
  8. grannie
  9. grannied
  10. grannies
  11. granniness

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