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Often used in the same context:
grandaunt,
grandfather,
uncle,
grandson,
inlaw,
father,
grandnephew,
zamindar,
nephew,
legatee,
granddaughter,
eldest,
sakuntala,
rajah,
mughal,
grandniece,
grandmother,
son,
foremother,
descendent,
godchild,
patriarch,
educationist,
sarsa,
cousin,
maharani,
gond,
maidservant,
kinsman,
magadha,
malachias,
nahor,
aunt,
scion,
gatha,
descendant,
zedekiah,
eche,
servitor,
sanyasi,
rishi,
alfonso xiii,
niece,
blavatsky,
washerman,
mzee,
sudra,
godson,
maana,
dravida,
chieftain,
emancipator,
granddad,
prince regent,
kshatriya,
aunty,
antoninus,
akka,
freedman,
sintu,
begetter,
sephardic jew,
firdausi,
mother,
husband,
bulganin,
mussulman,
curandera,
widow,
bandala,
handmaid,
lwow,
pater,
viscountess astor,
viscountess,
brother,
grandchildren,
young turk,
congregationalist,
idol worshiper,
chandragupta,
wife,
tshombe,
grandpa,
sainted,
harold nicolson,
kinsfolk,
paulinus,
benefactress,
vyasa,
nautch girl,
kauravas,
franz werfel,
jana sangh,
shet,
litterateur,
giriama,
industrialist,
jephthah,
poetess,
hyder ali,
smriti,
grandfathers,
alexander,
ancestor,
ancestors,
arthur,
forbears,
forebear,
forebears,
forefather,
grandsire
More general:
uncle
Synonyms:
great-uncle
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— Adjectives for granduncle:
great,
maternal,
old,
paternal,
eldest,
respected,
much,
greatgreat,
famous,
deceased,
illustrious
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