Translation for "great-great-grandson" to spanish

Great-great-grandson

• tataranieto
• tatara-nieto

Translation examples

tataranieto

Mr. Tremayne is the woman’s great-great-grandson.”
El señor Tremayne es el tataranieto de aquella mujer.

Several centuries later the great-great-grandson of the native-born planter married the great-great-granddaughter of the Aragonese.
Varios siglos más tarde, el tataranieto del criollo se casó con la tataranieta del aragonés.

My great-great grandson has just returned from a trip downstairs.
Mi tataranieto acaba de regresar de una excursión al piso de abajo.

Curiously enough, the woollen hood worn by his murderous great-great-grandson was of the type known as a balaclava.
Curiosamente, la capucha de lana que llevaba su tataranieto asesino era un pasamontañas de los llamados «balaclava».

The reader might find it interesting, however, that Stanley’s father invented his cure for foot odor the day after the great-great-grandson of Elya Yelnats carried the great-great-great-grandson of Madame Zeroni up the mountain.
Sin embargo, al lector podría interesarle saber que el padre de Stanley inventó su remedio contra el olor de pies el día después de que el tataranieto de Elya Yelnats subiera a cuestas una montaña entera al tataranieto de madame Zeroni.

The patriarch was Gordon Fowler, Esquire, great-great-grandson of Jeremy Fowler, clerk, Foreign Service, colony of Jamaica.
El patriarca era el señor Gordon Fowler, tataranieto de Jeremy Fowler, empleado, Servicio Exterior, colonia de Jamaica.

—"The Santa Fe Trail," by Vachel Lindsay My great-great-grandson has just returned from a trip downstairs.
La vereda de Santa Fe, de Vachel Lindsay Mi tataranieto acaba de regresar de una excursión al piso de abajo.

Of all that unfortunate race no one was more innocent of wrongdoing than Oedipus, a great-great-grandson of Cadmus, and no one suffered so greatly.
De toda esa raza desafortunada, ninguno era más inocente que Edipo, uno de los tataranietos de Cadmo, pero ninguno sufrió tanto como él.

Archimedes sent his own great—great—grandson, so that he could sit on the back of the King’s throne at dinner, and make messes on the floor.
Arquímedes mandó a su tataranieto para que, durante la comida, se sentara sobre el respaldo del trono y dejase caer algunos excrementos en el suelo.