Sep 26, 2026 · 6 min · 7 segments
In this episode we learn Dutch words for parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, spouses and more—plus terms like family tree and close‑knit family. Learn more about your ad choices…
This word refers to a female parent who raises you or your siblings.
Mother.
Moder.
This term means a male parent who takes care of his family.
Father.
Vader.
A sibling who is female.
Sister.
Zuz.
A sibling who is male.
Brother.
An adult or child who is biologically yours and female.
That's how you describe your daughter.
Daughter.
doctor a son either a child or an adult belonging to you that's the word for son in dutch son zoon a female grandparent who often goes by grandma in everyday speech grandmother Grootmoeder, a male grandparent, commonly called grandpa in casual conversation.
Grandfather.
Grootvader, the sister of your parent or the wife of an uncle.
That's what we call an aunt.
Aunt.
Uncle.
This word refers to a female parent who raises you or your siblings.
Mother.
Moder.
This term means a male parent who takes care of his family.
Father.
Vader.
A sibling who is female.
Sister.
Zuz.
A sibling who is male.
Brother.
An adult or child who is biologically yours and female.
That's how you describe your daughter.
Daughter.
doctor a son either a child or an adult belonging to you that's the word for son in dutch son zoon a female grandparent who often goes by grandma in everyday speech grandmother Grootmoeder, a male grandparent, commonly called grandpa in casual conversation.
Grandfather.
Grootvader, the sister of your parent or the wife of an uncle.
That's what we call an aunt.
Aunt.
Uncle.
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