Natal

Pronunciation: /ˈneɪtəl/

Definitions of natal

adjective native to a particular place

Example Sentences

A1 My natal country is Italy.

A2 She celebrated her natal day with a party.

B1 The astrologer predicted her natal chart would bring success.

B2 The natal care provided at the hospital was exceptional.

C1 His natal heritage influenced his career choices.

C2 The natal astrology reading was surprisingly accurate.

Examples of natal in a Sentence

formal The natal care program aims to provide support for expectant mothers.

informal I heard her natal chart says she's destined for success.

slang Let's throw a party to celebrate the natal day of our friend!

figurative The artist's natal talent was evident in every brushstroke.

Grammatical Forms of natal

• past tense: nataled
• plural: natals
• comparative: more natal
• superlative: most natal
• present tense: natal
• future tense: will natal
• perfect tense: have nataled
• continuous tense: is nataling
• singular: natal
• positive degree: natal
• infinitive: to natal
• gerund: nataling
• participle: natalled

Origin and Evolution of natal

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'natal' originated from the Latin word 'natalis', which means 'pertaining to birth' or 'birthday'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'natal' has come to be used in various contexts related to birth, such as 'natal chart' in astrology or 'natal care' in healthcare.