n.始祖；祖先

The ancient Greeks believed that Zeus, as the primogenitor of the gods, held sway over the universe.
古希腊人相信，作为众神之首的宙斯统治着宇宙。
Adam is often regarded as the primogenitor of the human race in Abrahamic religions.
在亚伯拉罕诸教中，亚当常被视为人类的始祖。
The novel traces the lineage of a noble family back to its primogenitor in the 15th century.
这部小说追溯了一个贵族家庭的世系到其15世纪的始祖。
In the realm of mythology, many cultures have their own primogenitors, beings who created life or the world.
在神话领域，许多文化都有自己的创世始祖，创造了生命或世界的存在。
The primogenitor of the Jackson dynasty was Joseph Jackson, who guided his talented children to stardom.
杰克逊王朝的始祖是约瑟夫·杰克逊，他引领他才华横溢的孩子们走向明星之路。
The concept of a universal primogenitor, from whom all life descends, is found in various creation myths.
所有生命都源自一个普遍始祖的概念，在不同的创世神话中都能找到。
She was revered as the primogenitor of the tribe, her wisdom passed down through generations.
她被尊为部落的始祖，她的智慧代代相传。
The discovery of Homo sapiens fossils dating back 300,000 years challenges the idea of a single African primogenitor for our species.
发现距今30万年的人类化石挑战了我们物种单一非洲始祖的观念。
In genetic studies, scientists often seek to identify the primogenitor population from which others have descended.
在遗传学研究中，科学家经常试图识别出其他群体都源自的原始祖先群体。
The legend speaks of a great dragon, the primogenitor of all magical creatures, that guards the entrance to the mystical realm.
传说中有一条伟大的龙，它是所有魔法生物的始祖，守护着神秘领域的入口。