progenitour
Inglés[editar]
| progenitour | |
| pronunciación | falta agregar |
Etimología 1[editar]
Del francés antiguo progeniteur y del latín progenitorem, del latín progenitus, del latín progignere.
Sustantivo[editar]
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| progenitour | progenitours |
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- Grafía obsoleta de progenitor.
- Ejemplo:
This was made as a wiſh to the Earle of Shrewsbury, that his name & Talbot, may be as terrible to the French, as it was when the French ſo feared his progenitour John, Lord Talbot, firſt Earle of Shrewsbury of that family.William Camden. Remaines concerning Britaine, their languages, names, surnames. 1636.
- Ejemplo:
If four or five generations of men ariſing from one ſtock ſhould be all of them ſhorter by the head one than another , the firſt generation completely reſembling the father, the ſecond les by the head than he, and the third yet leſs by the head than the former his imediate progenitour , ſo to the laſt in like manner.John Vincent Canes. The Reclaimed Papist. Or The Process of a Papist Knight Reformd by a Protestant Lady Wth [sic the Assistance of a Presbyterian Minister and His Wife an Independent]. 1655.
- Ejemplo:
If others valued themſelves ſo much in being his Succeſſours, we had reaſon to glory much more that he was our Progenitour.William Lloyd. An Historical Account of Church-government as it was in Great Britain and Ireland, when They First Received the Christian Religion. 1684.