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auntie

noun [ C ]   informal (also aunty) uk /ˈɑːn.ti/ us /ˈæn.t̬i/
Add to word list Add to word list an aunt tía My auntie and uncle are coming to visit. Mi tía y mi tío vienen de visita. [ as form of address ] Thank you for the present, Auntie Louise. Gracias por el regalo, tía Louise. Indian English any female adult that you know who is older than you tia

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Translation of auntie | PASSWORD English–Spanish Dictionary

auntie noun /ˈaːnti/ (also aunty) informal an aunt tita Auntie Jean.

(Translation of auntie from the PASSWORD English–Spanish Dictionary © 2014 K Dictionaries Ltd)

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in Chinese (Traditional) 姑母, 姨母, 嬸嬸… See more in Chinese (Simplified) 姑母, 姨母, 婶婶… See more in Portuguese tia, titia… See more in French in Turkish in Dutch in Czech in Danish in Indonesian in Thai in Vietnamese in Polish in Swedish in Malay in German in Norwegian in Ukrainian tata… See more hala, teyze, yenge… See more tante… See more tetička… See more tante… See more Bibi… See more พี่หรือน้องสาวของแม่หรือพ่อ… See more cô… See more ciocia… See more faster, moster, [lilla] tant… See more makcik… See more die Tante… See more tante… See more тітка… See more Need a translator?

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