Nona
Thread-spinning Roman deity
Nona is a given name, typically feminine, often used as a nickname or derived from the Latin word for ninth.
It also functions as an informal term for grandmother in some families and cultures, similar to nana or nonna: Nona always made the best Sunday dinners. (Lowercase nona may refer to the Roman goddess of pregnancy who presided over the ninth month.)
Grandmother, in Spanish
- nonnaItalian for grandmother
- grandmaFemale elder relative
- matriarchFemale family leader
- elderSenior figure of authority
babushka · granny · family · wisdom · heritage · ancestry · generations · respect
Female sacred being
- fatePredetermined course of events
- ninthOrdinal of nine
- pregnancyCarrying developing offspring
- childbirthInfant's emergence from womb
mythology · deity · spinning · destiny · ancient · Latin · divine · protection
Pertaining to women
- ItalianOf or from Rome's country
- SpanishLanguage of Iberia
- givenAccepted as fact
- nicknameInformal substitute name
diminutive · endearment · namesake · christening · baptism · heritage · identity · familial
abuela
Grandmother, in Spanish
elder · babushka · granny · family · wisdom · heritage · ancestry · generations · respect · tradition
goddess
Female sacred being
childbirth · mythology · deity · spinning · destiny · ancient · Latin · divine · protection · gestation
feminine
Pertaining to women
nickname · diminutive · endearment · namesake · christening · baptism · heritage · identity · familial · personal
vessel
Receptacle for contents
maritime · voyage · seafaring · captain · crew · naval · historic · expedition · ocean · merchant