Came into existence

adjective

1. Brought forth by or as if by birth

   "The baby was born prematurely."

2. Native
3. Deriving or resulting from

   "a partnership born of necessity"

4. Having from birth specified qualities

   "was born blind"

5. Being in specified circumstances from birth

   "nobly born"

6. Destined from or as if from birth

   "born to succeed"

biographical name

1. Max 1882–1970 German physicist

verb

1. To accept or endure especially without succumbing put up with

   "How do you bear the heat?"

2. To be worthy of (something) to deserve or allow (something)

   "it bears watching"

3. Assume, accept

   "must bear the blame"

4. To support the weight of sustain

   "columns that bear the roof"

5. To hold above, on top, or aloft

   "a table bearing several vases"

6. To be capable of sustaining withstand

   "a work that doesn't bear close scrutiny"

7. To move while holding up and supporting (something) carry

   "arrived bearing gifts"

8. To have as a feature or characteristic

   "bears a likeness to her grandmother"

9. To be equipped or furnished with (something)

   "a knight bearing a sword and shield"

10. To have as an identification

    "bore the name of John"

11. To hold in the mind or emotions

    "bears a grudge against the opposing team"

12. Behave, conduct

    "bearing himself well"

13. To give as testimony

    "bear false witness"

14. Disseminate

    "hate to be the one bearing bad news"

15. Lead, escort
16. To give birth to

    "bore a litter of puppies"

17. To produce as yield

    "a bond that bears interest"

18. Thrust, press

    "a canoe borne down the rapids"

19. To go or incline in an indicated direction

    "Bear left at the fork in the road."

20. To extend in a direction indicated or implied

    "a stream bearing south for several miles"

21. To be situated lie

    "The land bears north by east."

22. To become directed

    "brought all her imagination to bear on the project"

23. Apply, pertain
24. To exert influence or force

    "Pressure could come to bear on Congress to pass the law soon."

25. To produce fruit yield

    "plants that bear well"

26. To support a weight or strain

adjective

1. Of, relating to, or being a usually Christian person who has made a renewed or confirmed commitment of faith especially after an intense religious experience
2. Having returned to or newly adopted an activity, a conviction, or a persona especially with a proselytizing zeal

   "a born-again conservative"

idiom

1. Used to refer to where one's birth and childhood took place

idiom

1. Established because it was necessary in some way

   "Their relationship was born of necessity, but it has developed into a true and lasting friendship."

idiom

1. Has occurred because of

   "Church leaders assert that the recent unrest in the city is born out of years of neglect of the city's poor neighborhoods."

idiom

1. Born when one's parents are not married

idiom

1. Better suited for life in an earlier time period

   "John prefers early jazz music over the modern stuff. I guess he was born too late."

idiom

1. Born into a very wealthy family