Genitor

Pronunciation: /ˈdʒɛnɪtər/

Definitions of genitor

noun a person's biological father or male ancestor

Example Sentences

A1 My genitor is my father.

A2 She always looks up to her genitor for guidance.

B1 The genitor of the child was determined through DNA testing.

B2 The genitor of the family was a successful businessman.

C1 The genitor of the company was known for his innovative ideas.

C2 The genitor of the project was praised for his exceptional leadership skills.

Examples of genitor in a Sentence

formal The genitor of the child was determined through DNA testing.

informal The genitor of that kid is still a mystery.

slang I heard the genitor bailed on them as soon as the baby was born.

figurative The genitor of this project is the main investor who provided the initial funding.

Grammatical Forms of genitor

• past tense: generated
• plural: genitors
• comparative: more genitor
• superlative: most genitor
• present tense: generate
• future tense: will generate
• perfect tense: has generated
• continuous tense: is generating
• singular: genitor
• positive degree: genitor
• infinitive: to generate
• gerund: generating
• participle: generated

Origin and Evolution of genitor

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'genitor' originates from Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in Latin to refer to a biological father, the meaning of 'genitor' has evolved over time to also include the concept of a progenitor or ancestor.