Begot Meaning in English
word · lemma: beget
biˈɡɔt
bi-GAWT
bɪɡˈɒt
bi-GOT
Definição
'Begot' is the archaic past tense of 'beget', meaning to father a child or to cause something to happen or exist.
Uso & Nuances
Very formal, archaic, mainly used in religious texts, literature, or historical contexts. Most common in the phrase 'begot' (as in biblical genealogies: 'Abraham begot Isaac'). Rarely used in modern speech; replaced by 'fathered' or 'caused'.
Spanish: engendró - procreó (arcaico/formal)Portuguese (BR): gerou - procriou (arcaico/formal)Portuguese (PT): gerou - procriou (arcaico/formal)Chinese (Simplified): 产生了 - 生了（文言/书面语）Chinese (Traditional): 產生了 - 生了（文言/書面語）Hindi: जना - उत्पन्न किया (आर्कैइक/औपचारिक)Arabic: أنجب - ولد (قديم/رسمي)Bengali: উৎপন্ন করেছিল - জন্ম দিয়েছিলRussian: родил - породилJapanese: もうけた - 生み出したVietnamese: sinh ra - gây raKorean: 낳았다 - 일으켰다Turkish: doğurdu - meydana getirdiUrdu: پیدا کیا - جناIndonesian: menghasilkan - menurunkan
Frases de Exemplo
In ancient times, a king often begot many children.
basic
The story says the hero begot a mighty dynasty.
basic
He begot a son who would one day become king.
basic
According to the legend, the ancient god begot both sun and moon.
natural
The old book lists, 'Adam begot Seth, and Seth begot Enosh.'
natural
Their rivalry begot years of conflict in the region.
natural