How to Say “Grandma” in Lakota

uŋčí
The Lakota word for grandma is uŋčí.
uŋčí is used to refer to a grandmother in an informal way.
Meaning: grandmother (informal) (noun)

Did you know?

  • The concept of the 'grandmother' in Lakota extends to the earth itself, often referred to as uŋčí or a grandmother figure in spiritual contexts.
  • In many Lakota traditions, the concept of a grandmother extends beyond blood relatives to include elder women who hold a position of respect within the community.
  • The term 'grandmother' in Lakota can carry a weight of authority, as elder women are often the keepers of traditional medicinal knowledge.

Examples in context

  • Uŋčí deǧǧá.
    Grandma is here.

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