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Definition of father
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of father is as below...
Father
(v. t.) To take as one's own
child;
to
adopt;
hence,
to
assume
as one's own work; to
acknowledge
one's self
author
of or
responsible
for (a
statement,
policy,
etc.)..
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Primogenitor
::
Primogenitor
(n.) The first
ancestor;
a
forefather.
Punish
::
Punish
(v. t.) To
impose
a
penalty
upon; to
afflict
with pain, loss, or
suffering
for a crime or
fault,
either
with or
without
a view to the
offender's
amendment;
to cause to
suffer
in
retribution;
to
chasten;
as, to
punish
traitors
with
death;
a
father
punishes
his child for
willful
disobedience..
Fader
::
Fader (n.)
Father.
Homoousian
::
Homoousian
(n.) One of
those,
in the 4th
century,
who
accepted
the
Nicene
creed,
and
maintained
that the Son had the same
essence
or
substance
with the
Father;
--
opposed
to
homoiousian..
Paternity
::
Paternity
(n.) The
relation
of a
father
to his
child;
fathership;
fatherhood;
family
headship;
as, the
divine
paternity..
Correlate
::
Correlate
(n.) One who, or that
which,
stands
in a
reciprocal
relation
to
something
else, as
father
to son; a
correlative..
Parricide
::
Parricide
(n.) The act or crime of
murdering
one's own
father
or any
ancestor.
Lucky Proach
::
Lucky
proach
() See
Fatherlasher.
Concubine
::
Concubine
(n.) A wife of
inferior
condition;
a
lawful
wife, but not
united
to the man by the usual
ceremonies,
and of
inferior
condition.
Such were Hagar and
Keturah,
the
concubines
of
Abraham;
and such
concubines
were
allowed
by the Roman laws. Their
children
were not heirs of their
father..
Steppe
::
Stepparent
(n.)
Stepfather
or
stepmother.
Cosinage
::
Cosinage
(n.) A writ to
recover
possession
of an
estate
in
lands,
when a
stranger
has
entered,
after the death of the
grandfather's
grandfather,
or other
distant
collateral
relation..
Archimandrite
::
Archimandrite
(n.) A
superintendent
of
several
monasteries,
corresponding
to
superior
abbot,
or
father
provincial,
in the Roman
Catholic
church..
Compaternity
::
Compaternity
(n.) The
relation
of a
godfather
to a
person.
Brother
::
Brother
(n.) A male
person
who has the same
father
and
mother
with
another
person,
or who has one of them only. In the
latter
case he is more
definitely
called
a half
brother,
or
brother
of the half
blood..
Grandfather
::
Grandfather
(n.) A
father's
or
mother's
father;
an
ancestor
in the next
degree
above the
father
or
mother
in
lineal
ascent.
Macedonian
::
Macedonian
(n.) One of a
certain
religious
sect,
followers
of
Macedonius,
Bishop
of
Constantinople,
in the
fourth
century,
who held that the Holy Ghost was a
creature,
like the
angels,
and a
servant
of the
Father
and the Son..
Orbate
::
Orbate
(a.)
Bereaved;
fatherless;
childless.
Fathering
::
Fathering
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Fathe.
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) A
collection
of the Lives of the
Fathers
or other
devout
work read daily in
monasteries.
Tradition
::
Tradition
(n.) The
unwritten
or oral
delivery
of
information,
opinions,
doctrines,
practices,
rites,
and
customs,
from
father
to son, or from
ancestors
to
posterity;
the
transmission
of any
knowledge,
opinions,
or
practice,
from
forefathers
to
descendants
by oral
communication,
without
written
memorials..
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