plural form of begetter; multiple people who beget or father children, or who create or produce things.
The plural form of 'begetter,' formed by adding the standard English plural '-s' suffix to the singular noun.
Shakespeare used 'begetters' in his sonnets, calling upon young men to become 'begetters of beauty'—using the procreative language metaphorically for artistic creation and legacy.
Plural form inherits masculine bias from singular 'begetter.' Patriarchal genealogies centered male lineage as the 'true' source of generation.
Use 'parents,' 'creators,' 'originators,' or 'progenitors.' Specify biological role only when relevant.
["parents","progenitors","originators","creators"]
Both parents biologically essential; dismissal of maternal contribution in 'begetters' reflects historical devaluation of women's procreative role.
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