Noun
great great grandfather (plural great great grandfathers)
Alternative spelling of great-great-grandfather
great-great-grandfather (plural great-great-grandfathers)
The father of someone's great-grandparent.
great-great-grandfather
And your great-grandmother was a pureblood Ojibwe princess, and your great-great-grandfather was Chief Abotossaway himself of Manitoulin.” Source: Internet
A newly-published comic book, from the Explora Collection, devotes 54 pages to the exceptional life of Prince Albert I, the pioneer of modern oceanography and great-great-grandfather of the current Prince of Monaco. Source: Internet
For over a century earlier his great-great-grandfather returned from an archaeological expedition in India forever traumatized by what he’d experienced. Source: Internet
My children now know their great-great-grandfather and we will never forget all he sacrificed for our family and his country. Source: Internet
Her grandmother and her great-great-grandfather also attended the school. Source: Internet
You never listened to your dad, why would you listen to your great-great-grandfather, you know? Source: Internet