paternity in Latin
paternity in Latin is paternitās — paternity means the state of being a father, especially the legal or biological fact of fatherhood.
paternity in Latin
paternitās
Parental descent from a father.
What does "paternity" mean?
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noun The state of being a father, especially the legal or biological fact of fatherhood.
"A DNA test confirmed his paternity of the child."
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noun Time off work granted to a new father.
"He took two weeks of paternity leave after the baby was born."
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paternity in a sentence
- A DNA test confirmed his paternity of the child.
- He took two weeks of paternity leave after the baby was born.
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What is "paternity" in Latin?
"paternity" in Latin is paternitās. paternity means: The state of being a father, especially the legal or biological fact of fatherhood.
How do you use "paternity" in a sentence?
Example: "A DNA test confirmed his paternity of the child." In Latin, "paternity" is paternitās.
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