grandma

listen to the pronunciation of grandma
English - Turkish
{i} nine

Noel için nineme bir gömlek vereceğim. - I'll give grandma a shirt for Christmas.

büyük anne

Büyük annem ve büyük babam için kaygılanıyoruz. - We're worried about Grandma and Grandpa.

Büyük anne hamur ona yapışmasın diye oklavanın üstüne un serpti. - Grandma sprinkled flour on the rolling pin so the dough wouldn't stick to it.

büyükanne

Kırmızı şemsiye ona büyükannesini hatırlattı. - The red umbrella reminded her of her grandma.

Büyükannem senden daha hızlı mesaj yazıyor. - My grandma texts faster than you.

i., k.dili. nine, büyükanne
{i} babaanne

Babaannem eğildi ve bir iğne ve iplik aldı. - My grandma stooped down and picked up a needle and thread.

Babaannem 75 yaşında. - My grandma is 75 years old.

{i} anneanne

Anneannemin bir ikizi var. - My grandma has a twin.

cicianne
grandmother
{i} babaanne

Babaannen kaç yaşında? - How old is your grandmother?

Babaannem uçabiliyor. - My grandmother is able to fly.

grandmother
{i} anneanne

Anneannemin ölümü büyük bir şok oldu. - My grandmother's death was a big shock.

Anneannem yavaşça konuşuyor. - My grandmother speaks slowly.

grandmother
büyük anne

Büyük annem 82 yaşında hâlâ enerjik. - My grandmother is still vigorous at 82 years old.

O, genç olduğu için, hasta büyük annesine özveriyle hizmet etti. - Young as she was, she devotedly attended on her sick grandmother.

grandmother
{i} büyükanne

Tom ve büyükannesi kitapçıya gitti. - Tom and his grandmother went to the bookstore.

Büyükannemi ziyaret edeli uzun zaman oldu. - It's been a long time since I visited my grandmother.

grandmother
{i} nine

Ninem bu sabah mektubu yolladı. - My grandmother posted the letter this morning.

Büyükannenin ilk adını hatırlıyor musun? - Hayır, ona her zaman sadece nine derdim. - Do you remember the first name of your grandmother? - No, I just always called her granny.

English - English
grandmother

My grandmother texts faster than you. - My grandma texts faster than you.

{i} grandmother (Informal)
Your grandma is your grandmother. Grandma was from Scotland. grandmother
A grandmother
the mother of your father or mother
Grandma Moses
She went on to produce more than 1,000 nostalgic, naively executed scenes of turn-of-the-century rural life (e.g., Catching the Thanksgiving Turkey, Over the River to Grandma's House). By 1939 her pictures were being exhibited internationally, and from 1946 they were regularly reproduced on holiday greeting cards
Grandma Moses
Moses, Grandma. a US artist who did not begin painting until she was almost 70 years old. Her paintings of life in the American countryside are in the primitive style (=they are very simple, and made to look like children's paintings) (1860-1961). orig. Anna Mary Robertson born Sept. 7, 1860, Greenwich, N.Y., U.S. died Dec. 13, 1961, Hoosick Falls, N.Y. U.S. painter. She began to produce embroidery pictures after her husband died in 1927. When arthritis impaired her embroidering, she turned to painting. She had her first exhibition in a drugstore in 1938 at age
don't try to teach grandma how to suck eggs
Don't presume to give advice to those who are more experienced
teach grandma how to suck eggs
To tell an expert how to do things. Usually phrased in the negative

Teach-your-grandmother-to-suck-eggs—ducks' eggs!.

grandmas
plural of grandma