An informal or regional variant of grandfather, similar to 'granddad' or 'grandaddy.'
Variant of 'granddad,' influenced by regional pronunciations and dialectal variations of 'dad.' Most common in Southern American English.
Every region seems to have slightly different ways to say 'grandfather'—'granddada' with that extra 'a' shows how people naturally stretch and reshape words based on what they hear around them growing up.
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