English to Hawaiian Meaning of sire - kane

Sire :

kane

noun

makuakāne, makua, Daddy, kane, PA, ka papa, e kuu haku, ua hookiekie, kupuna, , hoʻokomo, a hiki

Sire :: kaneSired :: SirSires :: siresSiring :: siring

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Definitions of sire in English

Noun(1) a title of address formerly used for a man of rank and authority(2) the founder of a family(3) male parent of an animal especially a domestic animal such as a horse
Verb(1) make (offspring

Examples of sire in English

(1) Quadratic is the sire of three current stallions led by Home At Last, who stands at Nuckols Farm in Kentucky for $2,500.(2) Some males sire many offspring, and many males sire no offspring, a dynamic that intensifies male-male competition.(3) It is well known that if a trait is heritable, the easiest and most practical way to change the trait in a herd of cattle is through selection of the sire .(4) At the age of 12 months, a healthy male deer can sire 2 to 3 calves from a female in nine months.(5) If the sire was determined to be Angus or Brangus, then conception date was determined by subtracting 283 d from calving date.(6) With his fine breeding on his sire 's side, this bull should bring in a lot of money.(7) Not only social mating success but also the ability of males to sire offspring is related to the expression of secondary sexual characters.(8) the sire is one of the country's top thoroughbred stallions(9) The higher the concentration of dioxin in the serum of exposed males, the less likely they were to sire a male child.(10) We honestly did not know we had trespassed on your lands, sire .(11) When few or no ancestors are common to the sire and dam, the breeding is known as an outcross.(12) Certainly, mating systems in which a male is able to sire many offspring with many different females will cause natural selection to favor different traits than one in which a male is limited to one female.(13) In biological terms, men can sire hundreds of children in their lives, but this biological ability is limited by the fact that no one woman can keep pace.(14) Information on mating and spacing patterns was obtained by mapping offspring sired by individual males.(15) He has sired ten foals of racing age and ten yearlings in his first two crops.(16) He has sired four foals out in two crops of racing age, with five yearlings in his third crop.

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Synonyms

Noun

1. forefather ::

forefather

2. father ::

makuakāne

Verb

3. generate ::

paha

4. get ::

kiʻi

5. beget ::

loaʻa iā

6. bring forth ::

hoohua mai i ka

7. mother ::

makuahine

8. engender ::

engender

9. father ::

makuakāne

Different Forms

sire, sired, sires, siring

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