Use 'Akist' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
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Aunt
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Use 'Ammah' to refer to your paternal aunt, and 'Khālah' (خالة) for your maternal aunt.
Use 'Masi' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt) and 'Pisi' for your father's sister (paternal aunt).
Use 'Tieta' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Teta' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tante' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tante' to refer to your aunt; it's a straightforward term.
Use 'Thía' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tía' when referring to your aunt, or as a term of endearment for a close female friend or older woman.
Use 'Tädi' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Osaba' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Ammeh' to refer to your paternal aunt, and 'Khāleh' (خاله) for your maternal aunt.
Use 'Täti' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tante' to refer to your aunt, and it's generally used in all contexts.
Use 'Tía' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Kaki' for your father's brother's wife (paternal aunt) and 'Masi' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt).
Use 'Goggó' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Doda' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Chachi' for your father's brother's wife (paternal aunt) and 'Mausi' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt).
Use 'Nagynéni' for your aunt, especially if she's older; for a younger aunt, you might use 'Néni'.
Use 'Bibi' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Frænka' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Zia' to refer to your aunt; it's a common and standard term.
Use 'Oba' for your father's older sister, 'Obasan' for your aunt in general, and 'Oba' for a more casual term.
Use 'Imo' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt) and 'Gomo' for your father's sister (paternal aunt).
Use 'Teta' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tante' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Kaku' for your father's sister (paternal aunt) and 'Mavshi' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt).
Use 'Makcik' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tante' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tante' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Chachi' for your father's brother's wife (paternal aunt) and 'Masi' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt).
Use 'Ciocia' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tia' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Mătușă' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Tyotya' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Moster' for your mother's sister and 'Faster' for your father's sister.
Use 'Shangazi' to refer to your paternal aunt, and 'Mjomba' for your maternal aunt.
Use 'Aththai' for your father's sister (paternal aunt) and 'Chiththi' for your father's younger sister.
Use 'Atta' for your father's sister (paternal aunt) and 'Pinni' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt).
Use 'Pā' for your father's older sister, 'Nā' for your mother's sister, and 'Ā' for your father's younger sister.
Use 'Tita' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Teyze' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Titka' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Chachi' for your father's brother's wife (paternal aunt) and 'Mausi' for your mother's sister (maternal aunt).
Use 'Dì' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Ìyá ńlá' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Ā yí' to refer to your aunt, or to address any woman of your mother's age as a term of respect.
Use 'Yi4 maa1' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.
Use 'Umshana' to refer to your aunt; it's a standard term.