0 past simple and past participle of sire
1 to become the male parent of an animal or the father of a child:
According to this report, although most married couples sired approximately six to seven children, only one or two survived.
However, we observed that several maternal plants produced offspring sired by single paternal parents.
Examples of ungenotyped individuals are dams that have sons in multiple grandsire families, or dams of sons that are sired by grandsire.
The ages of the dogs were from 2 to 5 years and all of them sired their last litter within the last 12 months.
The lambs were sired by a total of 30 rams.
For those individuals that were past anthesis, we identified the style morph, where possible, and location, and collected leaf tissue in case these individuals had already sired seeds.
In some households no adult men are present and women, occasionally with children sired by different fathers, must not only manage the home but must also work to earn money.
It is right that fathers should pay towards the support of the children they have sired.
