begotten

• Particule passée ou adjectif signifiant 'engendré, mis au monde ou produit', souvent employé dans un contexte religieux ou littéraire pour désigner ce qui a été généré ou créé par un père ou une source.

An archaic past participle of 'beget', meaning to have been brought into existence or generated, typically used in religious or literary contexts.

1. Procreated or fatheredC2formal

   Past participle of beget; meaning to have been brought into existence through procreation, especially in a biblical or formal context.

   engendré

   • The only begotten Son of God is a central figure in Christian theology.
   • He was begotten of noble lineage.
   • The ancient text describes how the gods begotten the first humans.

• Verbe littéraire ou archaïque signifiant engendrer, produire ou donner naissance à quelque chose, souvent au sens figuré de provoquer ou de créer.

An archaic verb meaning to cause or produce something, typically used in formal or literary contexts.

verbe irrégulier

1. Procreate or father childrenC2formal

   To become the father of a child; to bring offspring into existence.

   Engendrer

   • He begat three sons and two daughters.
   • In the ancient text, the king begat a heir to the throne.
   • The patriarch begat many descendants over his long life.

   Synonymesengenderfathergenerateprocreatesire

2. Cause or bring aboutC2formal

   To cause something to happen or exist; to produce as an effect.

   Provoquer, entraîner

   • Violence only begets more violence.
   • His generous donation begat a wave of community support.
   • A single mistake can beget a series of unfortunate events.

   Synonymesbring aboutcausecreateengendergenerateoccasionproduce

   Antonymesceasedestroyendhaltpreventstop