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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you've never heard of Mommom as a grandmother name? It's a traditional grandparent nickname. http://www.grandparents.com/family-and-relationships/grandparent-names/grandparent-names If anything, this list shows just how much worse it could be![/quote] Not OP, but I've never, ever heard of this. And I know of Omas and Bubbes and Meemaws.[/quote] Maybe it's regional like another PP suggested. My friend's mother goes by Abuela. That was a new one for me (and I had to Google just now to get the spelling right)[/quote] It's the Spanish word for grandmother. [/quote] Google said that, too. They're not Spanish. [/quote] er, so what? it's still "grandmother" in spanish. They chose it, they didn't make it up. Are you sure your friend's mother isn't latina? You know you can't tell by looking, right?[/quote]
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