Does Nonna Mean Grandmother?

Does Nonna Mean Grandmother?

Our Italian word of the day is nonna, or la nonna, which, as many of you know, means grandmother. When you are addressing your grandmother, in Italian the word is not abbreviated or made into a nickname as it often is in English—grandma or granny or nana. In Italian nonna is nonna, and that suffices.

What is an Italian grandma called?

Italian: Nonna is a popular grandmother's name, possibly because it is close to Nana and other familiar grandmother nicknames.

What is the Sicilian word for grandmother?

“Nonna” is the Italian word for grandmother (“nonno” for grandfather).

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