v. Obs. rare. [f. CON- + GENDER v., after L. congenerāre.] trans. To beget together.
1558. Phaër, Æneid, VI. R iv. Moch things congendryd long [L. multa diu concreta], by wondrous meanes at last outspreed.
1766. Mrs. Griffith, Lett. betw. Henry & Frances, III. 154. Your Expression, and Ideas, seem congendered, and connate.
