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Meanings of firstling in English
Russian
первенец Synonyms
Examples for "firstborn"
Examples for "firstborn"
1
Their firstborn, Frik, returned to South Africa after eight years in England.
2
Luther was the firstborn; he was nine years older than she was.
3
Anyone would think you were being asked to hand over your firstborn.
4
He was as proud as if he'd heard his firstborn reciting Shakespeare.
5
Pharao and his people are threatened with the death of their firstborn.
1
As their god said to Moses: 'Israel is my son, my first-born.'
2
I said I doubted if anyone's first-born child was ever more welcome.
3
For, indeed, they are the first-born, the natural branches, and the like.
4
Thus the male and female sex of the first-born twins is identified.
5
For the first-born brother was priest and lord of all the rest.
1
Four days ago, his partner announced she pregnant with their first child.
2
The singer also gave birth to her first child earlier this year.
3
Her first child shall be a female, and the second a male.
4
He now has a young family and is expecting his first child.
5
Last year, Meghan gave birth to their first child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
1
In every house, from the palace downwards, the eldest child lay dead.
2
In 1802 the Smiths' eldest child was born and was christened Saba.
3
Nor did he display any interest in reconciliation with his eldest child.
4
Mrs. Claughton went back to her room, where her eldest child asked:-
5
The birth of her eldest child Elizabeth probably occurred in 1436.
Usage of firstling in English
1
Kaiomorts, the original single ancestor of men, will be the firstling.
2
O my brethren, he who is a firstling is ever sacrificed.
3
It was a glorious day, the firstling of the summer.
4
From that most imperial Prince Rameses to the firstling of the cowherd, they are dead!
5
The Bull said: "Israel's ancestor was 'the firstling bullock.'"
6
He, however, who would be a firstling, let him take care lest he also become a lastling!
7
Whoever may be the author, it is the firstling of his dramatic muse, and worth merely a passing mention.
8
When the firstling of the sheep was born, Aaron appeared and demanded it, for the firstborn belongs to the priest.
9
Thou shalt not work with the firstling of a bullock, and thou shalt not shear the firstlings of thy sheep.
10
The song sparrow, that universal favorite and firstling of the spring, comes before April, and its simple strain gladdens all hearts.
11
Still he lives, the firstling of thy bower;
12
No matter how crude or how young this firstling might come to seem to her, there would never be such another.
13
Then the scholar we are describing, the neglecter rather than the inspector of books, stuffs his volume with firstling violets, roses, and quadrifoils.
14
The firstling of an ass thou shalt redeem with a sheep: but if thou wilt not give a price for it, it shall be slain.
15
This is true in the first instance of the male firstlings of cattle.
16
The firstlings were turned into contributions to the priests, and doubled in amount
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Frequent collocations
Firstling through the time