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Used to call one of my grandmothers Nenah, but I don't know where that came from.
I would hazard a guess that this is a form of Nanna - a very common Englisj form for Grandmother.
In Northam[tonshire, the usual form was Nanna and Pap or Pappa.
(One's grandson was commonly referred to as, "Moi Lil' ole bwoy.") ... and there aren't any typos there - that's the way they said it!
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