孫息子 magomusuko Grandson

孫息子 means grandson, the son of your son or daughter. It is a rare word in Japanese. The everyday word is 孫 (mago), grandchild, used for a grandson and a granddaughter alike.

The Japanese word 孫息子 meaning "Grandson" is composed of the words 孫 (read mago) meaning "grandchild" and 息子 (read musuko) meaning "son".

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