Abuela – Spanish
Grand-mère – French
Oma – German
Nona – Italian
Avó – Portuguese
奶奶 (Nǎinai) – Chinese (Mandarin)
Bubbe – Yiddish
Babcia – Polish
Lola – Filipino
Baba – Russian
Nanny – English
Mémé – Quebec French
Nonna – Neapolitan
Yaya – Greek
Nanny – Scottish
Nana – American English
Gma – American slang
Soo – Korean
Dida – Bengali
Nennie – Dutch
Nana – Turkish
Baba – Arabic
Baba – Ukrainian
Oma – Dutch
Nonna – Italian (dialect)
Mormor – Swedish
Mémère – Belgian French
Bubby – Jewish
Baba – Albanian
Oma – Afrikaans
Nonnie – Southern Italian
Mati – Thai
Nani – Hindi
Obaasan – Japanese
Nona – Maltese
Nany – Indian
Nana – Gujarati
Sana – Filipino
Lola – Spanish (Latin America)
Nainai – Chinese (Cantonese)
Granny – British English
Bubba – Southern American
Morrígan – Irish
Bubulji – Montenegrin
Obasan – Japanese
Yaye – West African
Mormor – Danish
Naani – Punjabi
Nona – Romanian
Oma – Frisian
Gigi – Italian
Lola – Tagalog
Nai-Nai – Mandarin
Oma – Luxembourgish
Mema – Somali
Māmi – Nigerian
Yaya – Spanish (Caribbean)
Baba – Turkish
Mami – Hindi
Noni – Italian
Nana – Malagasy
Dadi – Urdu
Bubba – American Southern
Néné – Haitian Creole
Ayi – Chinese
Mora – Croatian
Nanny – Australian English
Nan – British English
Obaa – Japanese
Babka – Slovak
Nene – Quechua
Buby – Hebrew
Lola – Puerto Rican Spanish
Mimi – Swahili
Müze – Turkish
Gogo – Zulu
Baba – Egyptian Arabic
Yiya – Tigrinya
Nana – Wolof
Moma – Amharic
Baba – Serbian
Nana – Haitian Creole
Ayee – Thai
Mizzy – American
Aji – Japanese
Baba – Bosnian
Lola – Catalan
Meme – Mongolian
Dadi – Gujarati
Baba – Filipino
Obaa – Yoruba
Nani – Sinhalese
Gigi – Tagalog
Lai – Mandarin
Ninny – American
Nana – Albanian
Mama – French
Nennie – Northern English
Nana – Indonesian
Oma – Irish