beget in Japanese
beget in Japanese is 来たす, 生む — beget means to father a child, or more broadly, to be the cause or origin of something.
beget in Japanese
来たす
Pronounced: kitasu
To cause; to produce; to bring forth.
生む
Pronounced: umu
To cause; to produce; to bring forth.
What does "beget" mean?
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verb To father a child, or more broadly, to be the cause or origin of something.
"Violence often begets more violence."
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beget in a sentence
- Violence often begets more violence.
- In old genealogies, kings were said to beget sons who would inherit the throne.
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What is "beget" in Japanese?
"beget" in Japanese is 来たす, 生む. beget means: To father a child, or more broadly, to be the cause or origin of something.
How do you pronounce 来たす?
"beget" in Japanese is 来たす, pronounced "kitasu".
How do you use "beget" in a sentence?
Example: "Violence often begets more violence." In Japanese, "beget" is 来たす, 生む.
Are there other ways to say "beget" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "beget": 来たす, 生む.
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