English:
* Grandma: The most common and traditional name.
* Granny: A more informal and affectionate term.
* Nana: A popular alternative to Grandma, often used by grandchildren.
* Grammy: Another common variation of Grandma.
* Mimi: A French-inspired name, often used by families with French heritage.
* Memaw: A Southern American term, often used in the Appalachian region.
* Nonna: An Italian term for grandmother.
* Yia Yia: A Greek term for grandmother.
* Oma: A German term for grandmother.
Other Languages:
* Abuela: Spanish for grandmother.
* Avó: Portuguese for grandmother.
* Bà nội: Vietnamese for grandmother.
* Yaya: Arabic for grandmother.
* Babushka: Russian for grandmother.
* Ayi: Chinese for grandmother.
* Ajuma: Korean for grandmother.
* Obaasan: Japanese for grandmother.
* Ajji: Marathi for grandmother.
Beyond the common terms, here are some other affectionate options:
* Sugar Plum: Sweet and whimsical.
* Honeybee: Warm and loving.
* Angel: Suggests kindness and nurturing.
* Sunshine: Bright and cheerful.
* Best Friend: Highlights the special bond.
Note: Many of these names have regional variations and some may have different meanings depending on the cultural context. It is always best to ask the grandmother what she prefers to be called.