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Father is a religious title attributed to priests. (TXF: "All Souls") Priests who have been known to have the title before their name include Father McCue, Father Gregory, Father Joseph Crissman, Father Ybarra, Father Silas Brown and Father Esposito. (TXF: "Gethsemane", "Redux II", "All Souls", The X-Files: I Want to Believe; MM: "Kingdom Come", "Midnight of the Century", "Seven and One", "Via Dolorosa") This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Father is an honorific given to the leader of the Order of Grammaton. Some fathers like to talk a friggin belt and hit their child for the fun of it, which actually does sound like fun, like, smacking them really hard with it across the face or something, making them cry enough to wash your car with tears. April-father.jpg|April's Father (Show Ghouls) 8x07ElderlyFather.png|Elderly Father (The Lost Picture Show) A Father appeared in a total of 2 episodes over the course of the series. House had been forced to work clinic duty as punishment and was getting stir crazy with all the routine medical problems. To try to thin out the crowd of waiting people, he started offering everyone in the waiting room $50.00 if they would leave. Lisa Cuddy tried to stop him, but several people, including Father, took him up on it. Father is a man who appeared in Kill the Messenger (episode). "When you see an insect lying on the ground, do you stop to consider it a fool? The life of an insect is so beneath you that it would be a waste of your time to even consider judging it. That would be an accurate summation of my feelings towards you humans."-Father This article is about the character. For the episode, see Episode 28: Father (2009 series). Father (real name Benedict Uno, though he changed it to Benedict Wigglestein) is the leading major villain in Codename: Kids Next Door and appears only as a shadowy figure . He's the brother of the legendary KND operative Numbuh Zero, the adoptive father of the Delightful Children From Down the Lane, and the paternal uncle of Nigel Uno. He possesses several super powers such as pyrokinesis, levitation, shape-shifting, telekinesis, and self-cloning. Don Tyrell, known to the people of the City as Father, is the dictator of Alloy Gate City in the setting of Armored Core V. He is called "Representative"(代表) in the original Japanese version of the game. Usurper Father is a Violet crane that will probably de introduced in the The WWII Movie. Benedict "Father" Uno is the archnemesis of the KND and the main antagonist of the series. His ultimate goal is to destroy the Kids Next Door so that adults can rule the world unopposed. Father resides at the Delightful Mansion From Down The Lane with his brainwashed children, the Delightful Children From Down the Lane. Father usually sends other villains to carry out his work and rarely attacks the KND himself, and is thus much less often seen than the Delightful Children, though he appears in a few episodes without the Delightful Children appearing. He was first seen in Operation: G.R.O.W.-U.P., the Season 1 finale and the first 30 minute episode of the series. Father was a psychotic Ithorian born on an unknown planet. His parents were never recorded nor found, and his easily-broken temper didn't help those who wished to find out. Father constructed The Sons Lightning in 5,000 BBY when he was about thirty years of age. Another major accomplishment that Father acquired in his life was the Clan of Two Cities. As the first founder, Father proved a loyal competitor against those who opposed him. Together, he and a young woman supported and raised a young boy named Thomas Magruder. The two loved him dearly until Father's rage broke like a shattered spine. From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Father]] fader < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Father]] fæder < Proto-Germanic *faðer < Proto-Indo-European *ph₂tḗr. Cognates include Mycenaean Greek (pa-te) (Greek πατήρ) (patḗr), Latin pater, Spanish padre, French père, Persian پدر (pedar), Sanskrit पितृ (pitr), Icelandic faðir, Dutch vader and German Vater. 1. knows best. 2. (capitalized) The Father. Everyone's Father. The big Mack Daddy in the Sky. God. 3. holy "father," or member of the clergy: Priest. 4. founding figure, as in "Stephen Colbert is the father of truthiness." 5. Roger Waters' superman 7 The guy who involves you in a weather balloon hoax in order to sell you to the TV "What do you want with me?"--Ellimist "It's is lonely with only the dead for company. I want to play a game, Ellimist."--A reply from the Father now disguised as Menno telling the Ellimist he wants to play some games. Father was a gigantic, many-tentacled sea creature that enveloped entirety on a small water-filled moon. The last surviving members of the Ketran race traveled to Father's moon while searching for a habitable planet. As soon as the Ketran ship was close enough, Father grabbed them and killed all but one, a Ketran named Toomin. Father (父, Chichi) is the twenty-ninth episode of the Death Note anime. Father is an enemy from Clarence's Big Chance and is the father of Clarence Lardbottom, who still lives with him. Father only appears in the Living Room of Clarence's House. Father sits on his couch, meaning that he is a stationary enemy. Father throws three beer bottles in an arc, with each bottle being thrown in greater distance each time. After he throws the bottles, he pauses for a couple of seconds and resumes throwing. Clarence gets damaged if he makes contact with him or gets hit by one of the beer bottles. To defeat Father, Clarence can simply jump on him. father is a cameo lion In the mysterious realm of Mortis there exists a trio of beings able to wield the Force in ways no known mortals of the galaxy can. The Father maintained balance between his Daughter and his Son, who expressed affinity to the light and dark side of the Force, respectively. The Father knew his days were numbered—facing his impending demise, he needed to find another to keep the balance. His goal was the same described in an ancient Jedi prophecy—the rise of a Chosen One who will bring balance to the Force. He later sacrificied himself to defeat the Son of Mortis. Father is the most powerful figure in the history of the universe. He is the father of Quater. He helped Quater create the Hall of Records. He takes the place of God. Anyone who disturbs the Hall of Records is considered an enemy of Father. Nothing else is known about him. Father is a track in the BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. It also appears in the expanded BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica Complete ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. The Father -also revered as the All Judging or the King of Sacrifice, is the Exarch of Prime and one of the four Archigenitors. He grants the Prelacy of Doctrine and his Ministry is the Paternoster. His associated number is three. Father is an NPC. Father was the artificial intelligence system on board the USM Auriga. Father was something of an antagonist, as while it took no direct action against the protagonists, it aided Dr. Wren in his escape from the Auriga and followed his orders to trap protagonists in a room with an Alien pursuing them. Annalee Call interfaced with Father in order to clear a path for the protagonists to escape through, and command the Auriga to crash into Earth. Humorously, Father is heard saying, "Thank you" at the end of its final countdown leading to the Auriga's fateful impact with Earth.

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Benedict "Father" Uno is the archnemesis of the KND and the main antagonist of the series. His ultimate goal is to destroy the Kids Next Door so that adults can rule the world unopposed. Father resides at the Delightful Mansion From Down The Lane with his brainwashed children, the Delightful Children From Down the Lane. Father usually sends other villains to carry out his work and rarely attacks the KND himself, and is thus much less often seen than the Delightful Children, though he appears in a few episodes without the Delightful Children appearing. He was first seen in Operation: G.R.O.W.-U.P., the Season 1 finale and the first 30 minute episode of the series. It is revealed in Operation: Z.E.R.O. that Father's true identity is Benedict Uno (also called Ben for short), the brother of Monty Uno and thus the uncle of Numbuh 1. Some fathers like to talk a friggin belt and hit their child for the fun of it, which actually does sound like fun, like, smacking them really hard with it across the face or something, making them cry enough to wash your car with tears. Usurper "What do you want with me?"--Ellimist "It's is lonely with only the dead for company. I want to play a game, Ellimist."--A reply from the Father now disguised as Menno telling the Ellimist he wants to play some games. Father was a gigantic, many-tentacled sea creature that enveloped entirety on a small water-filled moon. The last surviving members of the Ketran race traveled to Father's moon while searching for a habitable planet. As soon as the Ketran ship was close enough, Father grabbed them and killed all but one, a Ketran named Toomin. Father kept Toomin alive as an opponent with which to play games. Father's knowledge was extensive, because he had already absorbed the minds of many dead people from many races who had come to the moon. Toomin, trapped but kept alive by one of Father's tentacles, was forced to play games that he had no chance of winning. Father's demise finally came when Toomin won a game based on creativity. The goal was to make music with an alien instrument. Father, being essentially a sponge of information, had no real creativity and could only mimic what he had seen and heard. Toomin, on the other hand, was creative enough to win the music game, and to win more games by using his imagination. Eventually, Toomin began to acquire the information of the dead races that Father had accumulated. Finally, there was nothing left of Father but an empty sponge. Toomin was able to use his knowledge to escape the moon, which was now devoid of all life. In the mysterious realm of Mortis there exists a trio of beings able to wield the Force in ways no known mortals of the galaxy can. The Father maintained balance between his Daughter and his Son, who expressed affinity to the light and dark side of the Force, respectively. The Father knew his days were numbered—facing his impending demise, he needed to find another to keep the balance. His goal was the same described in an ancient Jedi prophecy—the rise of a Chosen One who will bring balance to the Force. He later sacrificied himself to defeat the Son of Mortis. "When you see an insect lying on the ground, do you stop to consider it a fool? The life of an insect is so beneath you that it would be a waste of your time to even consider judging it. That would be an accurate summation of my feelings towards you humans."-Father This article is about the character. For the episode, see Episode 28: Father (2009 series). Homunculus (referred to as "Father" (お父様, Otō-sama) by his "children", the other homunculi) is the central antagonist of the Fullmetal Alchemist manga and 2009 anime series. He is the oldest Homunculus and the progenitor of the Homunculi, creating them directly or indirectly. Arrogant and self-righteous, he deems only power over and ownership of the world, "perfect goodness and being", and "divine order" worthy of his attention, and he seeks to become absolutely "superior" to the human race. One of his outward looks bears a striking resemblance to Van Hohenheim. "Father" was created from the essence of the Eye (with some of Hohenheim's blood mixed in), and thus Father's shadowy actual form greatly resembles the Eye. "Father" inherited much knowledge from the Eye, and, when it comes to amount, only those of the Eye and Truth exceed his knowledge. Father is an NPC. 1. knows best. 2. (capitalized) The Father. Everyone's Father. The big Mack Daddy in the Sky. God. 3. holy "father," or member of the clergy: Priest. 4. founding figure, as in "Stephen Colbert is the father of truthiness." 5. Roger Waters' superman 7 The guy who involves you in a weather balloon hoax in order to sell you to the TV Father is a man who appeared in Kill the Messenger (episode). From [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Father]] fader < [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Father]] fæder < Proto-Germanic *faðer < Proto-Indo-European *ph₂tḗr. Cognates include Mycenaean Greek (pa-te) (Greek πατήρ) (patḗr), Latin pater, Spanish padre, French père, Persian پدر (pedar), Sanskrit पितृ (pitr), Icelandic faðir, Dutch vader and German Vater. Father is a track in the BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. It also appears in the expanded BIOHAZARD CODE:Veronica Complete ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK. Father is an enemy from Clarence's Big Chance and is the father of Clarence Lardbottom, who still lives with him. Father only appears in the Living Room of Clarence's House. Father sits on his couch, meaning that he is a stationary enemy. Father throws three beer bottles in an arc, with each bottle being thrown in greater distance each time. After he throws the bottles, he pauses for a couple of seconds and resumes throwing. Clarence gets damaged if he makes contact with him or gets hit by one of the beer bottles. To defeat Father, Clarence can simply jump on him. Father was a psychotic Ithorian born on an unknown planet. His parents were never recorded nor found, and his easily-broken temper didn't help those who wished to find out. Father constructed The Sons Lightning in 5,000 BBY when he was about thirty years of age. Another major accomplishment that Father acquired in his life was the Clan of Two Cities. As the first founder, Father proved a loyal competitor against those who opposed him. Together, he and a young woman supported and raised a young boy named Thomas Magruder. The two loved him dearly until Father's rage broke like a shattered spine. According to the past, Father was killed shortly into his life by Thomas, his own adopted son. During his life, Father made great history and accomplishments with the Clan of Two Cities, where his followers believed him as a god. However, that belief was shortly worshiped when the surviving members of the clan were driven mad, and Father's past was forgotten. The Father -also revered as the All Judging or the King of Sacrifice, is the Exarch of Prime and one of the four Archigenitors. He grants the Prelacy of Doctrine and his Ministry is the Paternoster. His associated number is three. According to the Seers, the Father is the architect of revealed religion. He communicates through holy visions. He sits on a throne of angels or propels Seers through a dream of hell, filled with symbols representing what the Seer needs to do. He is also one of the only Exarchs with a confirmed gender, and thus is not referred to with the traditional alternating pronouns. April-father.jpg|April's Father (Show Ghouls) 8x07ElderlyFather.png|Elderly Father (The Lost Picture Show) A Father appeared in a total of 2 episodes over the course of the series. This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Finally, below the Natural Languages section, is the "Constructed Languages" section - "Postavjene Jezyki" - which includes "Slovio" "Novosloviensky" (NeoSlavonic) and "Slovianski". The "Slovio" project is no longer active. "Novosloviensky" and "Slovianski", on the other hand, have joined together as "INTERSLAVIC" or "MEDŽUSLOVJANSKI" - each offering a slightly different grammatical format. Here you may access and edit this information. Father is a religious title attributed to priests. (TXF: "All Souls") Priests who have been known to have the title before their name include Father McCue, Father Gregory, Father Joseph Crissman, Father Ybarra, Father Silas Brown and Father Esposito. (TXF: "Gethsemane", "Redux II", "All Souls", The X-Files: I Want to Believe; MM: "Kingdom Come", "Midnight of the Century", "Seven and One", "Via Dolorosa") The term "Father" is also occasionally used in reference to God by the believers of Christianity. (TXF: "All Souls", "Orison", "Signs and Wonders") In this context, the Father is regarded as the first person in the Holy Trinity. (TXF: "All Souls") Even though the other definitions attributed to "father" were used frequently in The X-Files, Millennium and The Lone Gunmen, this article deals exclusively with the religious usage of the word. father is a cameo lion House had been forced to work clinic duty as punishment and was getting stir crazy with all the routine medical problems. To try to thin out the crowd of waiting people, he started offering everyone in the waiting room $50.00 if they would leave. Lisa Cuddy tried to stop him, but several people, including Father, took him up on it. However, House saw Father and Kid return to the clinic, this time accompanied by another doctor. House stopped them and the doctor told House that Kid had swallowed a magnet and probably needed surgery because radiology would be inconclusive. House grabbed a scalpel from a cart, which worried all involved, but instead of using it to cut the Kid, used it to locate the magnet. The magnet stuck to the scalpel, showing all involved that the magnet had passed far enough into the intestines that it wouldn't cause a blockage. House then asked for his $50 back. Father (父, Chichi) is the twenty-ninth episode of the Death Note anime. Father is the most powerful figure in the history of the universe. He is the father of Quater. He helped Quater create the Hall of Records. He takes the place of God. Anyone who disturbs the Hall of Records is considered an enemy of Father. Nothing else is known about him. Father (real name Benedict Uno, though he changed it to Benedict Wigglestein) is the leading major villain in Codename: Kids Next Door and appears only as a shadowy figure . He's the brother of the legendary KND operative Numbuh Zero, the adoptive father of the Delightful Children From Down the Lane, and the paternal uncle of Nigel Uno. He possesses several super powers such as pyrokinesis, levitation, shape-shifting, telekinesis, and self-cloning. Father was the artificial intelligence system on board the USM Auriga. Father was something of an antagonist, as while it took no direct action against the protagonists, it aided Dr. Wren in his escape from the Auriga and followed his orders to trap protagonists in a room with an Alien pursuing them. Annalee Call interfaced with Father in order to clear a path for the protagonists to escape through, and command the Auriga to crash into Earth. Humorously, Father is heard saying, "Thank you" at the end of its final countdown leading to the Auriga's fateful impact with Earth. Don Tyrell, known to the people of the City as Father, is the dictator of Alloy Gate City in the setting of Armored Core V. He is called "Representative"(代表) in the original Japanese version of the game. Father is an honorific given to the leader of the Order of Grammaton. Father is a Violet crane that will probably de introduced in the The WWII Movie.

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