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Definition of Aunt
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Similar Words: auntie, aunty
Hyponyms: great-aunt, grandaunt, maiden aunt
Anagrams: tuna
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| Armenian: հորաքույր and մորաքույր and քեռակին | Bosnian: strina and teta and tetka and ujna | ||
| Catalan: tia | Croatian: strina and teta and tetka | ||
| Danish: faster and moster and tante | Dutch: tante | ||
| Esperanto: onklino | Estonian: tädi | ||
| Finnish: eno and setä and täti | French: tante | ||
| Frisian: muoike | German: Tante | ||
| Greek: θεία | Hungarian: nagynéni and néni | ||
| Icelandic: föðursystir and móðursystir | Irish: aintín | ||
| Italian: zia | Japanese: おば | ||
| Korean: 고모 and 이모 | Latin: amita and matertera | ||
| Malayalam: അമ്മായി | Norwegian: tante | ||
| Polish: ciotka | Portuguese: tia | ||
| Russian: (''colloq.'') тётя and тётка | Slovene: teta | ||
| Spanish: tía | Swedish: faster and moster and tant | ||
| Tamil: ath'ai and Maa'mi and Periy'yamma (elder), Chi'thi (younger) | Telugu: అత్త and పిన్ని | ||
| Turkish: hala and teyze and yenge | |||
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