begot

Brought into existence

Begot is the past tense of beget, meaning to father or produce offspring.

The word appears most often in biblical and literary contexts: Abraham begot Isaac.

Extended uses describe bringing something into existence: Violence begot more violence.

The past participle is begotten, as in the only begotten Son.

fathered

sired

Fathered, especially animals

paternity · patriarch · conceived · generated · fatherhood · seed · issue · progeny · offspring · biological

procreation

conception

Formation of an idea

birth · pregnancy · offspring · fertilization · breeding · generation · propagation · natal · producing · multiplying

lineage

genealogy

Study of family descent

heritage · descent · forebears · progenitors · forefathers · ancestors · dynasty · clan · house · tribe

legacy

inheritance

Property received from ancestors

endowment · succession · heirloom · tradition · transmission · continuity · perpetuity · estate · devise · preservation

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biological creation

begotadopted

Made legally one's own

fostered · nurtured · raised · reared · bore

existence/causation

begotdestroyed

Made to cease existing

annihilated · killed · ended · obliterated · extinguished

origin status

begotuncreated

Without origin or cause

ungenerated · eternal · self-existent · unmade · everlasting

Family

beget, begetter, misbegotten, begetting, begets, begotten, begat

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