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1. (adj.) congenital
present or existing at the time of birth:
a congenital abnormality.
2. congenital
having by nature a specified character:
a congenital fool.
Etymology: (1790–1800; < L congenit(us) congenital (con-con - +genitus, ptp. of gignere to give birth) + -al1)
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| Definition of 'congenital' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) congenital, inborn, innate
present at birth but not necessarily hereditary; acquired during fetal development
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1. (adj) congenital
existing at, or dating from, birth; pertaining to one from birth; born with one; connate; constitutional; natural; as, a congenital deformity. See Connate
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Sense: (of diseases or deformities) existing at or before birth.
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 Afrikaans: aangebore, erflik, oorgeë |
 Arabic: خَلْقي، مَنْذُ الوِلادَه |
 Bulgarian: вроден |
 Brazilian: congênito |
 Czech: vrozený |
 German: angeboren |
 Danish: medfødt |
 Greek: εγγενής |
 Spanish: congénito |
 Estonian: kaasasündinud |
 Farsi: مادرزادی؛ ارثی |
 Finnish: synnynnäinen |
 French: congénital |
 Hebrew: מוּלָד |
 Hindi: जन्मजात |
 Croatian: prirođen, od rođenja |
 Hungarian: veleszületett |
 Indonesian: bawaan |
 Icelandic: meðfæddur |
 Italian: congenito |
 Japanese: 生まれつきの |
 Korean: 선천적인 |
 Lithuanian: įgimtas, apsigimęs |
 Latvian: iedzimts |
 Malay: sejak lahir |
 Dutch: aangeboren |
 Norwegian: medfødt |
 Polish: wrodzony, dziedziczny |
 Persian: مادرزادی؛ ارثی |
 Pashto: مورنى، ارثى، ذاتى |
 Portuguese: congénito |
 Romanian: congenital |
 Russian: врождённый |
 Slovak: vrodený |
 Slovenian: prirojen |
 Serbian: urođen |
 Swedish: medfödd, kongenital |
 Thai: ที่มีมาแต่กำเนิด |
 Turkish: doğuştan, kalıtsal |
 Taiwanese: 先天的 |
 Ukrainian: природжений |
 Urdu: پیدائشی |
 Vietnamese: bẩm sinh |
 Chinese: 先天的 |
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