last-born

Kehinde, "the last to come", is the name of the last-born twin.

So the last-born woman of the lastborn woman has the greatest magic, and must therefore rule.

What about your last-born 'glow of vulnerability'?"

Their last-born daughter Ulker (b. 1985) is a psychologist with a master's degree in cognitive neuroscience.

"We've known since the 1960's that schizophrenia is associated with last-born kids and older parents," said Dr. Malaspina.

But your mother Lenore was last-born, your grandfather died when she was very small and we had some problems with the school that kept us busy.

'Abbot Gerardus, my wife and last-born son.'

The last-born son, Samuel (1655-1695, q.v.), became bishop of Down and Connor in Ireland.

Damon, looking up at the womanly body and serious eyes of his last-born daughter, felt for the first time in his life that he was approaching old age.

With the decline of cattle-keeping and the sharp increase in land-shortage, this has switched to a system of last-born inheritance, primarily of land.

A native of the Bikita area of Masvingo province, Masvingo was last-born in a family of nine.

The first was, "The Last Tiffany," a 1989 biography of his late paternal grandmother, Louis Tiffany's last-born daughter, Dorothy Burlingham.

Temple Lea Houston, last-born child of Sam Houston, Texas State Senator, famous trial lawyer, moved to Woodward in 1894.

The pre-impeachment report had to fall back on an entirely new suspect in order to smear Jefferson: Hemings's last-born son, Eston, whose claims to paternity are far more incredible.

My idea was to use the close physical and emotional bond which I discovered existed between the SRTT adult and its last-born offspring, and get at it that way."

He was to retain the valuable regions already granted him, and though he would in the future have to share the heartlands with Lothar, still, for a last-born son, he had done rather well.

As Dr. Schwabl reported in a recent issue of The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the last-born bird, whatever its gender, always proves to be the most aggressive.

Opened in 2001, the HEGP is the last-born Parisian hospital resulting from the merger of three older hospitals (Boucicaut Hospital, Broussais Hospital and Laënnec Hospital).

As Spock finished establishing mental contact with the last-born baby, Kirk hesitantly reached over to gently stroke the top of the downy little head, grinning as it blinked its huge eyes at him in the dimness.

He was the last-born child of Margaret Lea Houston and Sam Houston, the first president of the Republic of Texas, and later U.S. senator and governor of Texas.

In 1912, Wilhelm Weinberg, a German physician, was the first person to hypothesize that non-inherited cases of achondroplasia could be more common in last-born children than in children born earlier to the same set of parents.

She was furious, in a weary sort of way, for though Rhys had no sons, he did leave a legal heir, one marked with the approval of the King himself, Rhodry, Rhys's younger brother and her last-born son.

The bulk of his respondents grew up more than 30 years ago, when people aged more quickly and child rearing was often more rigid and distant; indeed, more than half were last-born children whose parents were often focused on older siblings.

Her mother, Esther Cheptoo Keter, was a promising 200 metres and 400 metres runner, but the customs of the Nandi tribe meant that as the last-born daughter she could not marry and had to care for her parents in their old age.

I was the last-born of 13 children and spoiled by my sisters.

At the time, however, as the last-born of the Mulvaney children, I was the last to know anything.

Leonora Fox was the youngest of three children born rather late to parents who had died when their last-born was still a child.

A native of Harare, Sabuneti was the last-born of six children; his mother was a potter, and he was greatly influenced by her work.

Helping Last-Born Chicks Those born first in a clutch have the advantage of hatching a bit earlier and hence getting a jump start on feeding before it is time to fly.

Ultimogeniture, also known as postremogeniture or junior right, is the tradition of inheritance by the last-born of the entirety of, or a privileged position in, a parent's wealth, estate or office.

At the heart of Dorothy Vauk's grief over the last-born of her nine children is a question that has haunted the nation since Sept. 11: How can someone ever manage to hate strangers?

It is possible that Borough English or Ultimogeniture the tradition of inheritance by the last-born of a parent's estate, which was recorded in the village as late as 1801, began with the Meonwara.

Because Judson Andrew Mulvaney was the last-born of the Mulvaney children, because I was Babyface, Dimple, Ranger, I was the last to know everything-good news, or bad.

The last-born of the city's 16 Metro lines, the gleaming two-year-old Meteor, which links the new Bibliotheque Francois Mitterrand with the Madeleine Church, is an exemplar of hard-edged design, its platforms embedded several escalator rides beneath the paving stones.

Karabo, the only daughter and last-born of three siblings, originates from Herero Ward in Tsabong, and she is a Herero/Mbanderu descendant whose ancestors fled to Botswana from Namibia during the Battle of Waterberg in 1904.

"One item we have which might explain its panicking on arrival," O'Mara went on, "is that it is their custom for the very youngest to be present at the death of a parent rather than the eldest-there is an unusually strong emotional bond between parent and last-born.