What is your grandmother's sister called?

My grandmother's sister is called an aunt. An aunt is a familial relationship. She is a direct relative, being the sister of one of your parents or, technically, the sister-in-law of one of your parents.

Aunts often play a significant role in family life. They may offer:

• Emotional support and guidance.
• Help with childcare.
• A connection to family history and traditions.
• A different perspective from your parents.

There are different types of aunts, including:

• Paternal Aunt: Your father's sister.
• Maternal Aunt: Your mother's sister.
• Aunt-in-law: The wife of your uncle (your parent's brother) or the sister of your spouse.
• Great-Aunt: The sister of one of your grandparents.

Aunts, like other relatives, can have a strong influence on a person's life and development.

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Aunts often play a significant role in family%20life. They may offer:

• Emotional%20support and guidance.
• Help with childcare.
• A connection to family%20history and traditions.
• A different perspective from your parents.

There are different types of aunts, including:

• Paternal%20Aunt: Your father's sister.
• Maternal%20Aunt: Your mother's sister.
• Aunt-in-law: The wife of your uncle (your parent's brother) or the sister of your spouse.
• Great-Aunt: The sister of one of your grandparents.

Aunts, like other relatives, can have a strong influence on a person's life and development.