جِدّة — "grandmother" in Egyptian Arabic

جِدّة

gídda

grandmother

Topic
family
Seen in
2 of our stories

جِدّة in a sentence

Every sentence below is taken from a story on Parallel Arabic, so you can see how the word behaves in real context rather than in isolation.

الجدة مبسوطة والكل بياكل

El gedda mabsoota w el kol bya'kol.

The grandmother is happy and everyone is eating.

from Family Gathering Over Food

الجدة فضلت تسأل عن الاسعار وتتكلم مع البياعين كتير وتقول اهلا بيكي لكل ست بتقابلها

El-gedda faddalet tes'al 'an el-as'ar we tetkallem ma' el-bayya'een kiteer we te'ul "Ahlan beeki" le koll sett bet'abelha

The grandmother kept asking about prices and talking a lot with the sellers, saying "Ahlan beeki" to every woman she met

from A Trip to the Market

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