Does oma mean grandmother in another language?

Yes, "oma" means "grandmother" in Dutch and German. It's also used in other languages like Afrikaans and Frisian.

However, in some other languages, "oma" can have different meanings:

* Finnish: Oma means "own" or "self."

* Japanese: Oma means "to be."

* Hawaiian: Oma means "to tie" or "to bind."

So, while "oma" is a common word for grandmother in some languages, it's important to be aware of its different meanings in other contexts.