paternal
पैतृक
definition
adjective
he reasserted his paternal authority
of or appropriate to a father.
translation of 'paternal'
मौरुसी,
बपौती
adjective
पिता-संबंधी,
पैतृक,
पिता का,
मौरूसी
example
Yesterday, the twins' 'paternal' grandfather spoke of the family's anger and confusion at the treatment of the children.
My 'paternal' grandfather died when my father was 3.
I'm certain it had something to do with his 'paternal' grandfather's three tours of duty there.
However, her father, exercising every 'paternal' instinct and right, ordered her out of the boat straight away.
My 'paternal' grandfather actually helped build the old part and then after it was built, got a job weaving and he was here all his life.
Few studies examine 'paternal' involvement among nonresident and low-income fathers.
My 'paternal' grandfather came over from England.
Iraqi Arabs have very long names, consisting of their first name, their father's name, their 'paternal' grandfather's name, and finally their family name.
Another measurement of 'paternal' effort is the intensity with which the father defends his offspring.
And his 'paternal' grandfather wasn't exactly a role model, either.
His maternal grandparents travelled to the US from Emly, while his 'paternal' grandfather hailed from Killoch in Co Down.
Those students who reported high levels of 'paternal' / father acceptance and warmth did significantly better in school.
Max's 'paternal' grandfather was a member of the Red Army and had to carefully hide the fact his wife's parents had been landowners.
He himself is a father and yet, despite his best efforts, his 'paternal' instincts are weird to the extreme.
Her 'paternal' grandfather settled in Singapore more than 70 years ago.
The father's education also may be associated with levels of 'paternal' involvement.
Western tradition dictated that that authority should be 'paternal' .
It was the fashion that the first son was named after the 'paternal' grandfather and the second after the father and so on.
Late in life, my 'paternal' grandfather developed Alzheimer's.
He's a father, and he takes his 'paternal' responsibilities seriously.
Needless to say, social life is charged with signs that affirm the 'paternal' authority of those in power.
This item explores if expectant fathers perceived their own fathers as anxious in their 'paternal' role.
Architecture comes naturally to him as a family profession, inherited from his 'paternal' grandfather who was the curator of Taj Mahal and an architect.
His 'paternal' authority is a relic of his younger and stronger days.
Of his 'paternal' grandfather, David, who died three years before Ian was born, he knew almost nothing, and it was to the far north that he headed in search of answers.
My 'paternal' grandfather was killed three months before my father was born who in turn was killed three months before my first birthday.
Mason patted her on the arm, a strangely 'paternal' gesture, and sauntered past her father with barely a tip of his hat.
He denies feeling more 'paternal' towards the dancers these days, but owns up to " avuncular".
Support from the adolescent father's parents may be a particularly important influence on 'paternal' involvement.
Through the modalities of education and support, young fathers may advance in both their level of 'paternal' involvement and their own development.
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