progenitor
Latin
noun
Definitions
- (rare) ancestor, progenitor
Etymology
Prefix from Latin genitor (parent, father).
Origin
Latin
genitor
Gloss
parent, father
Concept
Semantic Field
Kinship
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
親
Emoji
🎅
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- empiric English
- empirical English
- expert English
- genitor English
- imperil English
- imperilment English
- pro- English
- prodigal English
- profuse English
- progenitor English
- prosoma English
- purveyor English
- *perescō Latin
- *spora Latin
- ante- Latin
- deportāre Latin
- emporia Latin
- experientia Latin
- experimentum Latin
- experior Latin
- expertus Latin
- genetrix Latin
- genitor Latin
- imperative Latin
- imperativus Latin
- impero Latin
- imperātīvus Latin
- imperītia Latin
- imperītus Latin
- parentem Latin
- parere Latin
- pariō Latin
- paro Latin
- pars Latin
- partus Latin
- parāre Latin
- parō Latin
- perficio Latin
- periculum Latin
- perite Latin
- perneco Latin
- perniciabilis Latin
- pernicies Latin
- perniciēs Latin
- perniciōsus Latin
- perperus Latin
- persequor, persequi Latin
- perīculum Latin
- perīculōsus Latin
- perītus Latin
- porta Latin
- porto Latin
- portāre Latin
- portārius Latin
- post Latin
- praefica Latin
- praemonitio Latin
- praemonitiōnem Latin
- praemonitor Latin
- praemonitorius Latin
- praemonitōrem Latin
- praemonitōrius Latin
- praeparatio, praeparationem Latin
- praeparo, praeparāre Latin
- prandium Latin
- primus Latin
- prior Latin
- pro- Latin
- prodigium Latin
- prodigo Latin
- prodigus Latin
- profanus Latin
- profundus Latin
- profānus Latin
- progigno Latin
- provideo Latin
- provincia Latin
- provisio Latin
- prīmipara Latin
- prō Latin
- prōde Latin
- prōdigium Latin
- prōgenitor Latin
- prōgeniēs Latin
- prōsequor, prosequor, prōsequī Latin
- prōvideō Latin
- prōvidēns Latin
- prōvidēre Latin
- prōvīsiō Latin
- reperio Latin
- repertor Latin
- repertorium Latin
- repertōrium Latin
- -lo Italian
- genitore Italian
- imperitamente Italian
- innocuità Italian
- perniciosamente Italian
- perniciosità Italian
- portabombe Italian
- portare Italian
- probandato Italian
- prodige French
- inocuidad Spanish, Castilian
- Προμηθεύς Ancient Greek
- Πρόκνη Ancient Greek
- διαπρύσιον Ancient Greek
- πέρα Ancient Greek
- πέρας Ancient Greek
- πέρνημι Ancient Greek
- παραβολή Ancient Greek
- πείρω Ancient Greek
- πειρατής Ancient Greek
- πειρητίζω Ancient Greek
- πειρᾱτής Ancient Greek
- περίφρων Ancient Greek
- περόνη Ancient Greek
- πεῖρα Ancient Greek
- πορεύω Ancient Greek
- πορθμός Ancient Greek
- πρῷρα Ancient Greek
- πόρος Ancient Greek
- ἀπραξία Ancient Greek
- ἐμπορία Ancient Greek
- ἐμπόριον Ancient Greek
- ἔμπορος Ancient Greek
- *gʷem- Proto-Indo-European
- *h₁rem- Proto-Indo-European
- *per- Proto-Indo-European
- *per-, *prey Proto-Indo-European
- *per-nóy Proto-Indo-European
- *perHm- Proto-Indo-European
- *perh₃- Proto-Indo-European
- *peri Proto-Indo-European
- *perǝm- Proto-Indo-European
- *por- Proto-Indo-European
- *preh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *preti-, *per- Proto-Indo-European
- *pro- Proto-Indo-European
- *préh₃wr̥yh₂, *pró Proto-Indo-European
- *préti, *per-, *próti Proto-Indo-European
- *pró Proto-Indo-European
- *pértus Proto-Indo-European
- *pérwr̥ Proto-Indo-European
- *sperH- Proto-Indo-European
- *steh₂- Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵenh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- *ǵénh₁tōr Proto-Indo-European
- genitor Portuguese
- *faraną Proto-Germanic
- *fardiz Proto-Germanic
- *farjaną Proto-Germanic
- *farjǭ Proto-Germanic
- *farwō Proto-Germanic
- *farą Proto-Germanic
- *farō Proto-Germanic
- *fernaz Proto-Germanic
- *ferrai Proto-Germanic
- *ferrô Proto-Germanic
- *firi- Proto-Germanic
- *firnijaz Proto-Germanic
- *fraistōną Proto-Germanic
- *fraisōną Proto-Germanic
- *fur Proto-Germanic
- *fura- Proto-Germanic
- *furai Proto-Germanic
- *furai- Proto-Germanic
- *furdiz Proto-Germanic
- *furnaz Proto-Germanic
- *fērą Proto-Germanic
- *fērō Proto-Germanic
- fore Norwegian Nynorsk
- samfarast Norwegian Nynorsk
- saumfara Norwegian Nynorsk
- saumfare Norwegian Nynorsk
- forþcuman Old English
- fǣran Old English
- प्रति Sanskrit
- प्रति- Sanskrit
- disport Middle English
- feren Middle English
- affaradagr Old Norse
- affarakveld Old Norse
- atfarardómr Old Norse
- atfararþing Old Norse
- atfǫr Old Norse
- farnaðr Old Norse
- framan Old Norse
- fǫrnuðr Old Norse
- fǫrull Old Norse
- jakafǫr Old Norse
- *perdъ Proto-Slavic
- desport Old French
- páramo Galician
- بدرام Persian
- پدرام Persian
- fora Old High German
- հեռ- Old Armenian
- shpor Albanian
- progeniteur Middle French
- repertour Middle French
- *furþer gmw-pro
- *ɸarstātis Proto-Celtic
- *ɸro- Proto-Celtic
- *ɸrīs Proto-Celtic
- verdich Middle Low German
- verwe Middle Low German
- *ćarHáts Proto-Indo-Iranian
- *partis Proto-Italic
- *priisemos Proto-Italic
- *priōs Proto-Italic
- genitur Romansh
- pirmas Lithuanian
- пъртити Old East Slavic
- genituri Sicilian
- ginituri Sicilian
- ŠNT Middle Persian
- *p(e)retja Proto-Albanian
- *pēri- Proto-Albanian
- jenitor Ladino
- זﬞיניטור Ladino
- *pari- Proto-Iranian
- *pṛHwo- Proto-Iranian
- pere Tocharian B
- *pri Old Latin
- prō
- pro-
- parō
- pars
- post
- paro
- ante-
- pariō
- porto
- prior
- prōde
- porta
- impero
- parere
- *spora
- partus
- parāre
- perite
- primus
- emporia
- reperio
- perītus
- perneco
- genitor
- prodigo
- portāre
- praefica
- prōvideō
- profānus
- progigno
- expertus
- perperus
- repertor
- genetrix
- provideo
- praeparo
- experior
- prandium
- perficio
- provisio
- profanus
- parentem
- prōvīsiō
- prodigus
- *perescō
- imperītia
- prōsequor
- prōsequī
- deportāre
- periculum
- provincia
- prōvidēns
- portārius
- perniciēs
- prōvidēre
- imperītus
- prōgeniēs
- persequor
- persequi
- prīmipara
- profundus
- prodigium
- perīculum
- pernicies
- prōdigium
- prosequor
- imperative
- prōgenitor
- repertorium
- praemonitio
- imperativus
- perniciōsus
- experientia
- praemonitor
- imperātīvus
- praeparāre
- perīculōsus
- repertōrium
- praeparatio
- experimentum
- praemonitōrem
- perniciabilis
- praemonitōrius
- praemonitiōnem
- praemonitorius
- praeparationem