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to bear (children) = yalad (ילד)

to father (children) = holeed (הוליד)

the English word "born" would be the past tense of one of these two verbs, depending on whether you want to emphasize the mother or the father as the parent.

(Conjugating the past tense of Hebrew verbs varies according to the subject of the sentence. If you provide the full sentence, "born" can be translated).

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First born = בכור (beh-KHOOR)

Ancient people = עם עתיק (am ateek)

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begotten (or fathered) = hulad (הולד)

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zkhut mileidah (זכות מלידה)

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to beget = holeed

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