Borned

Borned is a misspelling of the past participle of the verb "to bear." The correct past participle is "born." For example, "She was born in 1990" is the grammatically correct sentence, not "She was borned in 1990." The word "born" refers to the act of being brought into existence or life. It is most commonly used in the context of childbirth, signifying the moment a baby emerges from its mother. The phrase "give birth" is also frequently used, with "born" being the passive form. In a broader sense, "born" can also refer to the origin or beginning of something, such as "a born leader" or "a born musician," implying a natural talent or predisposition. The incorrect usage of "borned" is a common error, likely stemming from an analogy with other past participles that do add "-ed" to their root form, like "walked" or "talked." However, "bear" is an irregular verb, and its past participle follows a different pattern. Therefore, when referring to the act of being born or the origin of something, the correct word is "born."