Nativity

What do we mean by nativity?

Birth, especially the place, conditions, or circumstances of being born. noun

The birth of Jesus. noun

A representation, such as a painting, of Jesus just after birth. noun

Christmas. noun

A horoscope for the time of one's birth. noun

The fact of being born; birth. noun

The circumstances attending birth, as time, place, and surroundings. noun

In particular, the birth of Christ; hence noun

The festival commemorating the birth of Christ; Christmas; noun

A picture representing the birth of Christ: as, the Nativity of Perugino in the hall of the Cam bio at Perugia. noun

In feudal times, the condition of servitude or villeinage. See native, n., 2. noun

In astrology, a scheme or figure of the heavens, particularly of the twelve houses, at the moment when a person was born; a horoscope. noun

The coming into life or into the world; birth; also, the circumstances attending birth, as time, place, manner, etc. noun

A picture representing or symbolizing the early infancy of Christ. The simplest form is the babe in a rude cradle, and the heads of an ox and an ass to express the stable in which he was born. noun

A representation of the positions of the heavenly bodies as the moment of one's birth, supposed to indicate one's future destinies; a horoscope. noun

The birth or birthday of Christ; Christmas day. noun

To find out and represent the position of the heavenly bodies at the time of one's birth. noun

Birth; the place, time and circumstances of a birth. noun

Someone's birth; the place, time and circumstances of a birth.

Someone's birth considered as a means of astrology; a horoscope associated with a person's birth.

(also with capital initial) The birth of Jesus.

(also with capital initial) The festival celebrating the birth of Jesus, Christmas Day; the festival celebrating the birth of the Virgin Mary or the birth of Saint John the Baptist.

(also with capital initial) A set of figurines used to create a nativity scene.

Origin; founding.

Place of origin; place to which a species is native.

The quality of being native or innate.

Words that are spelled similarly to nativity:
nativity, naivity, activity, naivety, nativism, captivity, nativist, negativity, inactivity, nativies, natively, latinity, natality, motivity, naturity, nativists, nitidity.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word nativity:
theophany, theotokos, magi, adoration, dormition, manger, annunciation, crucifixion, bethlehem, epiphany, blessed, crib, virgin, pentecost, circumcision, carols, resurrection, jesus, feast, ascension, gospels, altarpiece, supper, baptism, scenes, christ, christmas, scene, frescoes, mary, perpetual, altar, baptist, basilica, liturgy, che, ade, apostles, sermon, hymn, franciscan, conception, gospel, hymns, cathedral, orthodox, luke, presentation, madonna, infant, fast, assumption, incarnation, holy, easter, archdiocese, painted, passion, convent, birth, icon, pageant, eve, depicting, monastery, angels, baroque, chapel, vatican, lady, biblical, saint, church, our, celebrated, wise, matthew, saints, episcopal, calendar, depicts, celebration, parish, catholic, elaborate, holiday, figures, armenian, attributed, jerusalem, depicted, divine, lord, painting, gothic, descent, carved, serbian, santa, displayed.

Words that rhyme with nativity:
activity, proclivity, creativity, productivity, relativity, sensitivity, objectivity, captivity, connectivity, subjectivity, conductivity, exclusivity, festivity, passivity, negativity, reflexivity, aggressivity, radioactivity, receptivity, inactivity, reactivity, theory of relativity, retroactivity, selectivity, hyperactivity, interactivity, general theory of relativity, insensitivity, expressivity, sexual activity, sex activity, educational activity, superconductivity, progressivity, offensive activity, extracurricular activity, general relativity, commercial activity, business activity, subversive activity, special theory of relativity, special relativity, oversensitivity, intelligence activity, social activity, human activity, sensory activity, activity e.

Adjectives that are often used to describe nativity:
african, own, general, holy, american, second, foreign, parental, true, irish, blessed, english, royal, german, southern, female, beautiful, male, divine, unknown, famous, northern, miraculous, indifferent, diurnal, french, spiritual, nocturnal, glorious, dark, very, strong, original, mexican, strange, fine, scotch, eternal, actual, live, christian, wonderful, mixed, perfect, annunciation, italian, provincial, maternal, racial, sienese, temporal, spanish, like, hidden, double, musical, doubtful, earthly, polish, twofold, dutch, imperial, unending, republican, parent, lovely, terrene, ideal, welsh, chiding.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective nativity:
race, groups, scene, group, parentage, scenes, differences, play.

Words that sound like nativity:
nativity, nativities, motivity, negativity, naivety, activity, naivity, natividad, notoriety, naivete, natively, novity, macavity, mediety, inactivity, nativist, nativists, natality, what of it, motivate, motivator, nudity, motivates, nullity, mitzvot, negativities, normativity, generativity, nativity scene, nutlet, native tongue, native cat, new divide.