What are grandmas called in your family?

The grandmothers on my husbands side are YaYa (Greek). His Greek grandfather was Papu. His mom's mother was Nanna.
My grandparents were all Grampa and Gramma. If were talking about them we'd use Grampa Gust (my dad's father) or last names to differentiate.
I've also heard Nonny, Mimi, Poppy, Memaw, Pepaw, Mawmaw, Papaw.
Really, the first grandkid is the decider. If he or she can say the name you want, that's it. If not, whatever that child can pronounce will be your name for all time.

GrandMommy
Nannie
Gramma

Mammie... 2 sweet

Ummaw

My parents are Nana and Papa
My FIL is Pappy and his wife is "who's that lady with Pappy" !! (Im NOT kidding!!)

My husbands Grandma is GG

Nana.... my great grandma is Mimi.....

We always called on little nanny (she is a tiny lady) and one big nanny (taller than the little one) as we grew up.
Now we simply call them Nanny. Although when I ever talk to people about my Nanny I get weird looks. I usually end up explaining grandmother, not some babysitter. lol

Grandma and Nana/Nanny

My mom is Nana Ri
My father is Papa R
My father's wife's mom is Gigi

My daughter's fathers parents are Granny and Bumpa

My grandparents were Grandma, Grandpa and Grandma Beach (because she had a beach house)

We always called both of my grandmothers "Grandmom". My cousin called one of his "Nan". My kids called my mother "Grandmom" and my husband's mother "Grandma". My cousin's kids called theirs "Mimi", and my sister's kids call their other one "Granny". In most cases, the parents asked the grandparent what they would prefer to be called.

I let my grandbabies call me whatever they want. The oldest, 3, calls me grandma and the 2 year old used to call me Bobo until I bought him a betta fish and he named it Bobo, now I'm Memaw! lol
As long as they don't call me Mawmaw, like in "Raising Hope', it's all good.

Grandmother was ...Gammy
Grandfather was...Poppy

Nana and Pepe

Babci and Bampa

We called him Bampa because when I was little I couldn't say Grampa - it came out as Bampa, and as the first grandchild, it just stuck! I sure do miss him!

Doesn't appear that there are many Polish people here. I called my one grandmother Busia (pronounced bush-a) and my grandfather Dziadzia (pronounced ja-ja). I now have a grandson and he calls me Dziadzia - its easy to pronounce for the young ones. My wife called her grandmother Nana and her grandfather Papa - she is Italian. She is now called Nana. We have tried to carry on some of our roots by keeping old world names. At worst, try to find a name that the young ones will be able to use early on - short two syllable versions. Just a thought.

My Great Grandmother was Oma (I'm German)
My Grandmother is Nana
When my daughter was born, my mom didn't want Oma, since Oma was Oma, and she didn't want Nana because Nana is nana Lol. And she refused to be Grammy or Grandma or Grandmother because it made her sound old (she was 40, now 44). So as Kylie learned to talk, it switced a few times. First my mom was G-ma (my mom thought it made her sound awesome Lol), then she was Nini or Nene (not sure how it's spelled). Finally, my daughter decided she would call my mom Grammy, or Grandmother, because that's how the teachers refer to all grand parents at her school (Grandmother or Grandfather).