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What language is nana from?

The word "nana" can have different meanings and origins depending on the context. It could be:

* A common term for "grandmother" in many languages: This includes Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and even some dialects of English (particularly in the Caribbean).

* A specific word in a particular language: For example, in Hawaiian, "nana" means "to eat."

* A name: "Nana" can be a person's name in various cultures.

To understand the specific language origin of "nana", please provide more context.

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* What is the context in which you heard "nana"?

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Once you provide more information, I can help you determine the specific origin of the word "nana".

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