Born ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Born ( adjective )

1. Having been brought into existence; having taken on physical form.
2. Having a particular origin or background.
3. Having a particular talent, characteristic, or disposition from birth.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english beornen; akin to old high german geborn born, old norse borinn, latin fūtūrus about to be, futūrus future.

Examples:

1. She was born in a small town in the midwest.
2. He was born into a wealthy family.
3. She was born a natural leader.
4. He was born with a musical talent.
5. The puppy was born with short legs.

(As a verb)

Born ( verb )

1. Having been brought into existence; having taken on physical form.
2. Having a particular origin or background.
3. Having a particular talent, characteristic, or disposition from birth.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english beornen; akin to old high german geborn born, old norse borinn, latin fūtūrus about to be, futūrus future.

Examples:

1. She was born in a small town in the midwest.
2. He was born into a wealthy family.
3. She was born a natural leader.
4. He was born with a musical talent.
5. The puppy was born with short legs.