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Meanings of grandsons in English
f. granddaughter
Kinship.
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Usage of grandsons in English
1
Today, he's thought to have around 16 million great, great,... great grandsons.
2
Choose sons and grandsons; choose elephants, horses, herds of cattle and gold.
3
But, my main reporters are my grandsons, and they'll love this game.
4
Well, I'm not going to just hand over my grandsons for termination.
5
Even in his lifetime he parceled them out to sons and grandsons.
6
One of his grandsons had in boyish sport been slain by another.
7
Your children, my grandsons, are where I hoped that they would be.
8
The grandsons told the grandmother that they did not want to walk.
9
They're both married, and I have three grandsons. He looked immensely pleased.
10
A barren woman conceives and attains to wealth of sons and grandsons.
11
The two grandsons of Madame Hochon-FrancoisHochon and Baruch Borniche-werehis henchmen.
12
Squire Raw-don lost his son and his two grandsons a year ago.
13
St. Jude was dead before his grandsons had their interview with Domitian.
14
One of Landolt's grandsons was in the same student fraternity as Alfred.
15
She survives him, along with his daughters, three granddaughters and three grandsons.
16
Tsistimed is calling in all his sons and grandsons and their armies.
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Translations for grandsons
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Grandsons across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common