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parentage

UK
/ˈpeər.ən.tɪdʒ/
US
/ˈper.ən.tɪdʒ/

Translations

parentageadjective
UK
/ˈpeər.ən.tɪdʒ/
US
/ˈper.ən.tɪdʒ/
Attributive use (e.g., "parentage testing")
de filiationDomaine juridique et scientifique.
They conducted a parentage analysis to confirm the twins' biological father.
Ils ont effectué une analyse de filiation pour confirmer le père biologique des jumeaux.
parentagenoun
parentages
pl
She was curious about her parentage and decided to research her family tree.
Elle était curieuse de sa parenté et a décidé d’étudier son arbre généalogique.
filiationDomaine juridique.
The court ordered genetic testing to establish the child's parentage.
Le tribunal a ordonné un test génétique pour établir la filiation de l’enfant.
The horse's parentage was traced back to a line of champions.
L’ascendance du cheval a été remontée jusqu’à une lignée de champions.
Additional translations
origineS’emploie aussi pour l’origine ou la provenance d’une chose.
Synonyms
lineage
family background
origin
bloodline
heritage
ancestry
descent

Definitions

parentageadjective
Relating to or used for determining a person's parents or ancestry.
They conducted a parentage analysis to confirm the twins' biological father.
parentagenoun
The identity and origins of one's parents.
She was curious about her parentage and decided to research her family tree.
The lineage or ancestry of an individual.
The horse's parentage was traced back to a line of champions.
Legal determination of the parental relationship, especially paternity or maternity.
The court ordered genetic testing to establish the child's parentage.
The origin or source of something; derivation.
The ceremony is of ancient pagan parentage.
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