Father

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Mục lục 1 Noun 1.1 a male parent. 1.2 a father-in-law, stepfather, or adoptive father. 1.3 any male ancestor, esp. the founder of a race, family, or line; progenitor. 1.4 a man who exercises paternal care over other persons; paternal protector or provider 1.5 a person who has originated or established something 1.6 a precursor, prototype, or early form 1.7 one of the leading men in a city, town, etc. 1.8 Chiefly British . the oldest member of a society, profession, etc. Compare dean 1 ( def. 3 ) . 1.9 a priest. 1.10 ( initial capital letter ) Theology . the Supreme Being and Creator; God. 1.11 a title of respect for an elderly man. 1.12 the Father, Theology . the first person of the Trinity. 1.13 Also called church father. Church History . any of the chief early Christian writers, whose works are the main sources for the history, doctrines, and observances of the church in the early ages. 1.14 Ecclesiastical . 1.15 fathers, Roman History . conscript fathers. 2 Verb (used with object) 2.1 to beget. 2.2 to be the creator, founder, or author of; originate. 2.3 to act as a father toward. 2.4 to acknowledge oneself the father of. 2.5 to assume as one's own; take the responsibility of. 2.6 to charge with the begetting of. 3 Verb (used without object) 3.1 to perform the tasks or duties of a male parent; act paternally 4 Antonyms 4.1 noun 4.2 verb 5 Synonyms 5.1 noun 5.2 verb

Noun

a male parent.

a father-in-law, stepfather, or adoptive father.

any male ancestor, esp. the founder of a race, family, or line; progenitor.

a man who exercises paternal care over other persons; paternal protector or provider

a father to the poor.

a person who has originated or established something

the father of modern psychology; the founding fathers.

a precursor, prototype, or early form

The horseless carriage was the father of the modern automobile.

one of the leading men in a city, town, etc.

a scandal involving several of the city fathers.

Chiefly British . the oldest member of a society, profession, etc. Compare dean 1 ( def. 3 ) .

a priest.

( initial capital letter ) Theology . the Supreme Being and Creator; God.

a title of respect for an elderly man.

the Father, Theology . the first person of the Trinity.

Also called church father. Church History . any of the chief early Christian writers, whose works are the main sources for the history, doctrines, and observances of the church in the early ages.

Ecclesiastical .

( often initial capital letter ) a title of reverence, as for church dignitaries, officers of monasteries, monks, confessors, and esp. priests.

a person bearing this title.

fathers, Roman History . conscript fathers.

Verb (used with object)

to beget.

to be the creator, founder, or author of; originate.

to act as a father toward.

to acknowledge oneself the father of.

to assume as one's own; take the responsibility of.

to charge with the begetting of.

Verb (used without object)

to perform the tasks or duties of a male parent; act paternally

Somehow he was able to write a book while fathering.

Antonyms

noun

mother

verb

mother

Synonyms

noun

ancestor , begetter , dad , daddy , forebearer , origin , pa , padre , papa , parent , pop * , predecessor , procreator , progenitor , sire , source , abb , clergyman , confessor , cur , ecclesiastic , minister , parson , pastor , preacher , reverend , antecedent , ascendant , forebear , forefather , foremother , mother , architect , author , creator , entrepreneur , founder , inventor , maker , patriarch , archetype , master , protoplast , prototype , agnate , agnation , fatherhood , genitor , originator , pater , pater familias , paterfamilias , paternalism , paternity , patrilineage , patrimony , precursor

verb

beget , conceive , create , dream up , engender , establish , found , generate , invent , originate , procreate , produce , sow the seeds of , spawn , trigger , breed , get , sire , hatch , make , parent , abbot , adopt , confessor , creator , dad , dada , daddy , founder , friar , inventor , minister , old man , padre , papa , parson , pastor , pater , paternity , patriarch , pop , priest , reverend