father


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father
s. padre, papá, progenitor; sacerdote
 
v. criar, adoptar; inventar

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father
v.- crear | engendrar | procrear
s.- padre | sacerdote | capellán

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Great White Father
el gran padre blanco (persidente de EE.UU.) para los amerindios
 
father lasher
cabracho, pez escorpión
 
loving father
padrazo, padre cariñoso

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father1
(n.) = padre.
Ex: A patronymic is the name derived from the given name of the father, often by the addition of a suffix.
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* adoptive father = padre adoptivo.
* biological father = padre biológico.
* birth father = padre de nacimiento, padre natural.
* city fathers = autoridades municipales.
* Father Christmas = Papá Noel, Santa Claus.
* father figure = figura paterna.
* father-in-law = suegro.
* fatherland = patria, madre patria, tierra natal, terruño, país natal.
* Father's Day = día del padre, el.
* forefather = antepasado, antecesor, progenitor, predecesor.
* foster father = padre adoptivo.
* founding father = padre fundador.
* godfather = padrino.
* grandfather = abuelo.
* great-grandfather = bisabuelo.
* like father, like son = de tal palo tal astilla.
* Our Father = padrenuestro.
* single father = padre soltero.
* stepfather = padrasto.
* the child is father of the man = lo que se mama de niño dura toda la vida.
* the father of = el padre de.

 
father2
(v.) = crear, engendrar, procrear.
Ex: Her son was fathered by her husband and her daughter was fathered by the man with whom she was reportedly having an affair.
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* father + children = tener hijos.


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पिता
[ pitā || pita || پتہ ]
noun family. padre papa papá viejo
English equivalent: father