Sense 1: the sister of one's father or mother, or the wife of one's uncle
My Aunt Anne died last week; The child went to the circus with her aunt.
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 Aunt in Afrikaans: tante |
 Aunt in Arabic: عَمّـه، خالَه، زَوجَة الع |
 Aunt in Bulgarian: леля |
 Aunt in Brazilian: tia |
 Aunt in Czech: teta |
 Aunt in German: die Tante |
 Aunt in Danish: tante |
 Aunt in Greek: θεία |
 Aunt in Spanish: tía |
 Aunt in Estonian: tädi |
 Aunt in Farsi: عمه؛ خاله؛ زن عمو؛ زن دای |
 Aunt in Finnish: täti |
 Aunt in French: tante |
 Aunt in Hebrew: דוֹדָה |
 Aunt in Hindi: चाची, मामी, मौसी, फूफी |
 Aunt in Croatian: teta |
 Aunt in Hungarian: nagynéni |
 Aunt in Indonesian: bibi |
 Aunt in Icelandic: föður– eða móðursystir; k |
 Aunt in Italian: zia |
 Aunt in Japanese: おば |
 Aunt in Korean: 고모, 이모 |
 Aunt in Lithuanian: teta |
 Aunt in Latvian: tante; krustmāte |
 Aunt in Malay: mak saudara |
 Aunt in Dutch: tante |
 Aunt in Norwegian: tante |
 Aunt in Polish: ciotka |
 Aunt in Persian: عمه؛ خاله؛ زن عمو؛ زن دای |
 Aunt in Pashto: ترور، خاله ، د تره ښځه |
 Aunt in Portuguese: tia |
 Aunt in Romanian: mătuşă |
 Aunt in Russian: тётя |
 Aunt in Slovak: teta |
 Aunt in Slovenian: teta |
 Aunt in Serbian: tetka, ujna; strina |
 Aunt in Swedish: faster, moster, tant |
 Aunt in Thai: พี่หรือน้องสาวของแม่หรือพ |
 Aunt in Turkish: hala, teyze, yenge |
 Aunt in Taiwanese: 姑姑，阿姨，伯母或嬸嬸，舅媽 |
 Aunt in Ukrainian: тітка |
 Aunt in Urdu: خالہ ، پھپھی ، چچی ،ممانی |
 Aunt in Vietnamese: cô |
 Aunt in Chinese: 姑母，姨母或伯母，婶母，舅母 |
Aunt translation
