greatgrandchild

A great-grandchild is the child of one's grandchild. This means that a great-grandchild is two generations removed from their great-grandparent. The relationship is established through two generations of descendants. For instance, if someone has a child, and that child has a child, and that child then has a child, the last child is the great-grandchild of the original person.

The term "great-grandchild" is a standard genealogical term used to describe familial relationships. It signifies a direct line of descent. In many cultures, great-grandparents play a role in the lives of their great-grandchildren, offering guidance, sharing family history, and sometimes providing care. The presence of great-grandchildren can be seen as a marker of a family's longevity and the continuation of its lineage. The span of generations between great-grandparents and great-grandchildren can sometimes be significant, leading to diverse life experiences and perspectives within the family.