beget
21beget — be·get || bɪ get v. cause, give rise to; father, sire …
22beget — verb (begets, begetting; past begot; past participle begotten) archaic or literary 1》 produce (a child). 2》 bring about; cause. Derivatives begetter noun Origin OE begietan get, obtain by effort …
23beget — v. a. 1. Generate, procreate, engender, breed, get, be the father of. 2. Produce, originate, give rise to, lead to, bring about …
24beget — verb past tense and past participle begot or past tense begat past participle begotten (T) formal 1 old use to become the father of a child 2 to cause something or make it happen: Hunger begets crime …
25beget — verb 1) literary he begat a son Syn: father, sire, have, bring into the world, give life to, bring into being, spawn 2) violence begets violence Syn: cause, give rise to, lead to, result in …
26beget — v 1. father, sire, procreate, generate, engender, get; breed, propagate, reproduce, spawn; impregnate, Biol. fecundate, Biol. fertilize. 2. cause, produce, effect, effectuate, make happen, bring about, bring to pass, give rise to, occasion …
27beget — be·get …
28beget — be•get [[t]bɪˈgɛt[/t]] v. t. be•got, be•got•ten be•got, be•get•ting. 1) (esp. of a male parent) to generate (offspring) 2) to produce as an effect: a belief that power begets power[/ex] • Etymology: bef. 1000; ME begeten, biyeten, OE begetan, c.… …
29beget — /bəˈgɛt / (say buh get), /bi / (say bee ) verb (t) (begat or begot or begotten, begetting) 1. Archaic to father (a child). 2. to cause; produce as an effect. {Middle English begete(n), from …
30beget — Loa a. ♦ Jacob begot Joseph, na Iakopa o Iokepa …
