How do you use "beget"?

Question

How do you use "beget"?
I am not sure.
please give me some example sentences.
Do you often use it?
might have a connection with "forget"?
Thanks

Answer 1

"Beget" means to "give birth to," as in:

"The idea that "more is better" begets the notion that three aspirins will cure a headache faster than two, but that isn't necessarily true."

Also, if you read the Bible, there are whole lists devoted to ancestry that say things like, "Japeth begat Moria, who begat Ruth."

Hope this helps.

Answer 2

Use Beget In A Sentence

Answer 3

Beget has absolutely nothing to do with forget, although a lot of people might hope differently. Beget is referring to offspring or the sons and daughters of.

Joseph beget Jesus

Answer 4

It's a verb - to beget.

Most often seen in the Bible. Abraham begat Isaac, etc. See the link below or Matthew 1:2. Begat is the past tense of beget.

It means to cause an effect or to father a child.

Answer 5

"Beget" is an archaic form meaning "to engender." For example,
The young couple attended a fertility clinic hoping to beget a child.