parent

• n. 父（または母）；親；ルーツ
• n. （親）人の名前；（仏）パラン；（英?西）パレンテ

ラテン語のparere（子孫を残す）が語源で、語源的にはpare.-ent（現在分詞接尾辞）と同じ。

parent

parent: [15] Latin parere meant ‘bring forth, give birth’. Its present participle was used to form a noun, parēns, which denoted literally ‘one who gives life to another’, hence a ‘mother’ or ‘father’. Its stem form parent- passed into English via Old French parent. Other English descendants of Latin parere (which is related to prepare) include parturition ‘giving birth, labour’ [17], puerperal (a compound containing Latin puer ‘child’), and viviparous ‘giving birth to live young’ [17].
=> parturition, prepare, puerperal, viper, viviparous

parent (n.)

early 15c. (late 12c. as a surname), from Old French parent "father, parent, relative, kin" (11c.), from Latin parentem (nominative parens) "father or mother, ancestor," noun use of present participle of parere "bring forth, give birth to, produce," from PIE root *pere- (1) "to bring forth" (see pare). Began to replace native elder after c. 1500.

parent (v.)

1660s, from parent (n.). Related: Parented; parenting.

1. Many children are now born into or raised in one- parent families.

現在、多くの子供がシングルファザーで生まれたり育ったりしています。

2. Parent birds began to hunt for food for their young.

親鳥は幼鳥のために食べ物を探し始めた。

3.Ninety per cent of lone parent families are headed by mothers.

90%のシングルファザーは母親が所有しています。

4.The offspring contain a mixture of the genetic blueprint of each parent .

子供には両親双方の遺伝子型板が遺伝している。

5.She has an aged parent who 's capable of being very difficult.

彼女には年老いた父親がいるので、付き合いにくいかもしれません。