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1 paternal
pə'tə:nl1) (of or like a father: paternal feelings.) paternal2) (among one's father's relatives: Her paternal grandmother.) paterno•
paternal adjetivo paternal
paternal adjetivo paternal, fatherly ' paternal' also found in these entries: Spanish: paterna - paterno English: fatherly - parental - paternaltr[pə'tɜːnəl]1 (fatherly) paternal; (on father's side) paterno,-a, por parte de padrepaternal [pə'tərnəl] adj1) fatherly: paternal2) : paternopaternal grandfather: abuelo paternoadj.• paternal adj.• paterno, -a adj.• patrio, -a adj.pə'tɜːrnḷ, pə'tɜːnḷa) ( fatherly) < affection> paternal; < pride> de padre; <trait/inheritance> paternob) ( on father's side) (before n) por parte de padre[pǝ'tɜːnl]paternal grandmother — abuela f paterna, abuela f por parte de padre
1. ADJ1) (=fatherly) [love, feelings] paterno, paternal; [authority] paterno; [pride] de padre2) (=on the father's side) [grandparent] paterno, por parte de padre2.CPDpaternal grandfather N — abuelo m paterno, abuelo m por parte del padre
paternal grandmother N — abuela f paterna, abuela f por parte del padre
* * *[pə'tɜːrnḷ, pə'tɜːnḷ]a) ( fatherly) < affection> paternal; < pride> de padre; <trait/inheritance> paternob) ( on father's side) (before n) por parte de padrepaternal grandmother — abuela f paterna, abuela f por parte de padre
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2 parental
adjective parental responsibility.) de los padres, paterna/maternatr[pə'rentəl]parental [pə'rɛntəl] adj: de los padresadj.• de los padres adj.• de padre y madre adj.• paternal adj.pə'rentḷadjective de los padres[pǝ'rentl]1.ADJ [care etc] de los padres2.CPDparental leave N — permiso m parental
* * *[pə'rentḷ]adjective de los padres
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