My grandmother elected to have her grandkids call her "busha", which i was always told was polish for "grandmother". Nov 1, 2010rmly35, my grandma is from southern lebanon and her dialect shares many features with palestinian dialects, and i’ve always called her té-ta in the way you described, so i don’t think you. Feb 11, 2023hello everyone, i can't really find the word 'gram' (meaning 'grandmother') in the wordreference dictionary, and also dictionaries like cambridge and oxford, and that made me.
Jun 21, 2007yes, opa and oma mean grandfather and grandmother, but in a more familiar way. More like grandpa and grandma.
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