great-grandkid
Grandchild's young child
A great-grandkid is a child of one's grandchild—three generations removed.
The word is informal, used in casual conversation where *great-grandchild* might sound stiff: She has twelve great-grandkids scattered across the country.
The plural *great-grandkids* often appears when speaking generally about descendants.
Person from earlier generations
- offspringBiological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- heirOne who receives legacy
- posterityFuture generations collectively
bloodline · genealogy · ancestry · lineage · pedigree · dynasty · succession · forebears
Child learning to walk
- infantVery young child
- childPerson before puberty
- youngsterPerson of tender years
- relativeConnected by blood
kin · kinfolk · grandparent · sibling · cousin · niece · nephew · elder
Property received from ancestors
- heirloomInherited family treasure
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- birthrightEntitlement from origin
- traditionCustom passed through generations
keepsake · memento · namesake · blessing · future · hope · continuation · passing down
descendant
Person from earlier generations
- offspringBiological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- heirOne who receives legacy
posterity · bloodline · genealogy · ancestry · lineage · pedigree · dynasty · succession · forebears · antecedents
toddler
Child learning to walk
relative · kin · kinfolk · grandparent · sibling · cousin · niece · nephew · elder · matriarch
inheritance
Property received from ancestors
- heirloomInherited family treasure
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
- birthrightEntitlement from origin
tradition · keepsake · memento · namesake · blessing · future · hope · continuation · passing down · family stories
great-grandkidgreat-grandparent
Grandparent's mother or father
great-grandmother · great-grandfather · great-grandma · great-grandpa · grandparent
great, grand, grandkid, great-grandchild, grandchild, grandchildren, greater, greatest, greatly