Earthborn

Pronunciation: /ɜːrθbɔrn/

Definitions of earthborn

adjective relating to being born on or originating from the earth

Example Sentences

A1 The earthborn plants need plenty of sunlight to grow.

A2 The earthborn creatures scurried across the forest floor.

B1 The scientist studied the behavior of earthborn organisms in their natural habitat.

B2 The expedition discovered a new species of earthborn animal in the remote jungle.

C1 The novel explored the complex relationship between humans and earthborn beings.

C2 The artist's latest collection was inspired by the beauty of earthborn landscapes.

Examples of earthborn in a Sentence

formal The scientist studied the genetic makeup of the earthborn creatures.

informal I heard that the new superhero in the comic book is an earthborn alien.

slang The earthborn dude at the party was so chill.

figurative Her poetry often explores the connection between humans and the earthborn elements.

Grammatical Forms of earthborn

• past tense: earthborned
• plural: earthborns
• comparative: more earthborn
• superlative: most earthborn
• present tense: earthborn
• future tense: will be earthborn
• perfect tense: has been earthborn
• continuous tense: is being earthborn
• singular: earthborn
• positive degree: earthborn
• infinitive: to be earthborn
• gerund: being earthborn
• participle: earthborn

Origin and Evolution of earthborn

First Known Use: 0900 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'earthborn' originated from Old English, where 'eorþboren' was used to describe beings or creatures born from the earth.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'earthborn' has evolved to refer to anything originating from or belonging to the earth, including humans, animals, and plants.