foreparent

noun

foreparent

noun

Etymology From fore- + parent.

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Uncommon a forefather or foremother (used as a gender-neutral equivalent)

  • Our foreparents were born in Africa / And we are born in Jamaica / But every day some people a talk / Like they are born in Africa / [...] / And all my brothers who were born inna England / Your foreparents were born in Africa / And all my sisters who were born inna England / Your foreparents were born in Africa1977, “Roots Natty Congo”, Johnny Clarke (lyrics):
Related terms
forefather, foremother

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