What are grandmas called in your family?

On my mom's side, it's Mémère (pronounced Mem-a) b/c she is French-Canadian.
My dad's side is just Grandma.

For my husband, he calls one Nana and the other was Grandma.

My daughter calls my Mom Grandma and my Mother-In-Law Nana.

Abuelita

My mom's mom - Nana.
My mom's stepmom - Grandma.
My Grandma's mom - GG.
My Grandpa's mom - Grang-grandma or Grandma Mary.

My dad's Mom - Crazy b*tch. (said she going out for milk and abandoned my dad & his siblings.) She's got issues, I think I've met her once but barely remember it.
My dad's dad - He died when I was a baby.

Bumma, Great, Grandma, Gramma, Nona, Nonie, Gram, Oma, MeMa
we also do the Grandma {firstname} or Grandma {lastname}
it's also acceptable to put "Great" in front of Grandma, but we don't find it necessary to add it in front of the other nick names.

Ouma (Afrikaans for Grandma, pronounced Oh-ma)

Gogo (my grandmother) - it was her name given by her grandkids and stuck through great grand kids
Grandma - My mother to my son, and my husband's grandmother to him
Grammie - my husband's grandmother to him, my husband's mother to my son
Meme - my husband's grandmother to my son
Grandma <insert name first or last> - typical handling of great grandparents that aren't seen very often.

I became a grandmother at 41 and felt too old to be a granny so I am a GRAMMY. My sister carried that on when she became a grandmother too. I have a friend whose children refer to their grandmothers as Nana and Nona respectively.

I go by Oma (German) and my husband is Opa.

Abuela but I'm Puerto Rican and that is just grandma in spanish

i call mine Gma

Abuela
I only have one and I'm the only grandchild so its usually abuela or grammy, When I was a kid it used to be Graham cracker

My mom's mom I call, "abue" short for abuela because when I was little I'd leave off the "la" part :laugh: Her nickname though, for everyone else is Koki.

My dad's mom who passed away I'd call "mima" or abuela. And my dad's dad, is "pipo".

Oma

Growing up I had two "Grammy's". Paternal distinquished by adding my grandfather's name. Maternal distinquished by adding my uncle's name. So "PopPop's Grammy" and "Trevor's Grammy". My maternal grandparents were divorced, and my uncle was still living at home with my grandmother, hence "Trevor's Grammy".

My nieces call my mom "La La". Dad is "Poppy". My mom's name is Linda, but one of my cousins couldn't pronounce Linda when they were little, so she became Aunt La La. Mom had a really hard time becoming a "grandmother", so I suggested she just drop the "Aunt" part and be "La La", because she'd already been that for years.

Other grandmothers in the family are "Bella" and "Granny D".