parentage
കുട്ടികൾക്കു്
definition
noun
a boy of Jamaican parentage
the identity and origins of one's parents.
example
I have Welsh 'parentage' , Welsh ancestry, was taught the Welsh language at school, and indeed I have lived in Wales.
To simulate a situation in which neither parent is known, the assignment of 'parentage' was divided into two parts.
Born in the United States of Barbadian 'parentage' , she must somehow bridge the gap between two identities that are often in conflict.
This study provides empirical support for the use of likelihood analysis to infer 'parentage' of progeny with multiple compatible parent pairs.
a boy of Jamaican 'parentage'
For example, when an offspring and parent share rare alleles, confidence in 'parentage' is higher than when sharing common alleles.
The game I'll play later tonight owes its 'parentage' to a program written in 1958.
Each of the 85 varieties profiled is given its own page, illustration and description of its 'parentage' .
Questioning his 'parentage' vocally I went after him, crawled on my belly under the futon, and strained my arm out to retrieve the little plastic bag.
The idea that people of mixed racial 'parentage' and their descendants may have special needs is increasingly gaining ground.
Now, every bloody tale from a slasher series such as Halloween to the video nasties of the 1970s can trace some element of their 'parentage' back to Psycho.
In contrast, we quantified the activity of PDC in root tissues from a much larger number of tolerant and intolerant rice lines with a shared 'parentage' .
Most often, children of dual racial 'parentage' are identified with whichever race their physical features most reflect.
There are some Moroccans, Algerians, Canadians, Germans, Americans and children with Indonesian and French 'parentage' .
a boy of Jamaican 'parentage'
A High Court judge yesterday reserved judgment in the first stage of the legal action to help people conceived by donor insemination to discover more about their 'parentage' .
Chiluba's 'parentage' and educational background are both in dispute.
Well his background, his 'parentage' and his ancestry was Jewish.
She knew no parents; those in the Service never learned their 'parentage' .
Apparently, the media knew Aaron had secretly given his servant a child to care for, but they mistook the boy's 'parentage' .
this ice cream boasts American 'parentage'
In a smaller community, the members of a subculture - all four of them - would be known by name, background and 'parentage' .
Calves were born between late February and mid May in each calving year and were identified for 'parentage' at birth.
this ice cream boasts American 'parentage'
A company with French 'parentage' runs the service.
Born of Russian 'parentage' , Robin never new his father and it was a standing joke that he would probably bump into him when one of the many Soviet dance troupes visited Wimbledon Theatre.
Or would they adopt the Nazi model and look at 'parentage' to establish how English someone's heritage was?
Indeed, common place of origin is often connected with genos, one's origins by common descent and 'parentage' .
He slammed his fist down on the snooze button and brought into question its 'parentage' .
Weisz, a London native of Hungarian and Austrian 'parentage' , previously appeared in such films as The Mummy, Enemy at the Gates and Runaway Jury.
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