What is my grandma's daughter to me?
Your grandma's daughter can be your mother or your aunt, and less often your half-aunt. It depends on which branch of the family you mean.
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This chain fits more than one person. Your grandma's daughter is your mother (if this is your mom's mom) or your aunt. If she's from your grandma's other relationship, she's your half-aunt.
The same ambiguity applies to “my grandpa's son”: your father or your uncle.
How we worked it out
Follow the chain one step at a time:
- Your grandmother: grandmother (2 up, 0 down)
- Your grandmother's daughter: mother or aunt
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Related questions
- What is my grandma's son to me?
- Your father or your uncle, depending on which side of the family this grandmother is on.
- What is my grandma's daughter's daughter to me?
- Your sister or yourself (if she's your mom's mom), or your first cousin (through an aunt).
More family relationship answers
- What is my grandma's sister to me?great-aunt
- What is my grandma's sister's daughter to me?first cousin once removed
- What is my grandpa's brother's grandson to me?second cousin
- What is my grandma's cousin to me?first cousin twice removed
- What is my grandma's niece to me?first cousin once removed
- What is my grandma's grandma to me?great-great-grandmother
- What is my great-aunt's grandchild to me?second cousin
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