Noun
The mother of one's grandfather or grandmother.
Source: Webster's dictionarygreat grandmother
A 108-year-old great-grandmother from Salford is believed to have been the oldest person to die after testing positive for the virus. Source: Internet
A friend’s great-grandmother supported her family by live-trapping what seemed to be an endless supply of wild turkeys near Salina, Kan., in the early 1860s. Source: Internet
After her father's death in 1855, Chopin developed a close relationship with her mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. Source: Internet
An 89-year-old great-grandmother succumbed to her injuries Friday after a year in the hospital following a January 2019 beating in a park near her home in Visitacion Valley. Source: Internet
Between October and December 1942, my great-grandmother wrote a number of letters to her youngest son, Jack, who was reported as missing in action shortly after leaving home to fight for the British Army with his regiment from East Yorkshire. Source: Internet
Accessories that remind her of home, including framed, original documents from when her great-grandmother immigrated from Italy to Argentina, are peppered throughout the space. Source: Internet