Other names for grandparents?

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Bit of a different thread.
Expecting DD and need different names for Grandma/Grandad.
All wacky and wonderful ideas welcome!

Other welsh ones - mamgi (pronounced as it is spelled) and tadci (tad-key).

My mum's mum was always Nana to me, whilst she is Nanny to my boys. A friend used to refer to her grandmother as Cuddy.

My DBro is G (Gee) and I guess there is always Mawmaw

Henvamm is Cornish for Gran, not sure of the male equivalent?

My dad was also a Pops.
My dc aslo have a Geedee (GD - Grandad David).

We asked grandparents what they wanted to be called so we have a
Granny & grandpa on one side & grandma & grandad on the other.

My mum & Dad are Na & Da to my nephew, it’s very cute!

Grinma and Grannima both used in my family.

My DC are very lucky to have all four grandparents, all of whom wanted to be Grandad and Grandma (precedent had already been set on one side as SIL already had children). We've just taught DC to use Grandma and Grandad Firstname to distinguish between them.

My mum is Gigi. 😊

I've known of a Nana, Amma, Nonna and Bumpy (Grandmothers), and Pops, Papa and Poppa for Grandfathers!

Mother and father is traditional for grandparents in St Helens.
Nin used for Grandma in the OST in Liverpool.

Pops and GP are nice for a grandad I think.

My Mum and Dad are Grammy and Pops. My in laws are Nanny and Grandad and Grampie

My grandfather was bampi/ bampa. My daughter calls my father a mix of bampi or bampa. South Wales here.

Our DD is going to have 7 grandparents all together 🙈 MIL is known as 'Mammar' to her other grandchildren and my mum is 'nanna'. Plus 3 great-grandparents!

My grandad was 'Gangi' I have no idea where it came from, probably one of us as a baby that couldn't pronounce grandad properly and it stuck

We are Nanna & Pops to our grandchildren.

Loving all the suggestions so far, and all the personal names you have used (love VanDad!!).
Posting mainly to pass on ideas to DM and DF. DM definitely does not want to be Grandma or Nanna/Nanny so looking for other alternatives.

Lots use Gransha as well as Bamp, here in South Wales. Mine have a Nannie and a Nanna, but call my dad his nickname ‘Allie’.

A very ‘cool’, younger grandmother I know is called G-Ma.

My dp are nanna and grandad

Dh dp and nanny and pappy

I’m not welsh but live in wales and love Bampy for grandad which seems to be pretty common here. I also know a welsh family living in England who use Taid

I got these from a website tbh not sure how acurate they are as i had to correct the irish ones

Language Grandma Grandpa
French Grand-mère Grand-père Italian Nonna Nonno
German Oma Opa
Spanish Abuela Abuelo
Polish Babcia Dziadek
Greek Giagiá Pappoús
Portuguese Avó Vovô
Irish Maimó daideo
Hungarian Nagymama Nagypapa
Swahili Bibi Babu
Danish Mormor Bedstefar
Japanese O baachan O jiichan
Russian Babushka Dedushka
Hawaiian Kuku (or Tutu)Kuku kane (or Tutu)
Korean Halmeoni Hal-abeoji

But pops grumps and da are used in my family

My df was known as Poppa as my sister's children couldn't say Grandpa.

Oh we also have yaya unsure on the spelling but it's Greek!

My Welsh ones were Nainie and Taid. English were Mamma and Grandad.