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Opposite of primogenitrix

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• noun (Context 1)

A female ancestor, forebear, or founder of a family, lineage, or race.

Usage Example

"According to the tribe's origin myth, the revered descendant emerged from the ocean to birth the first generation of their people."

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descendant
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offspring

Similar words to primogenitrix

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foremother
ancestress
progenitrix
matriarch
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