👉 In linguistics and philosophy, "engendered" refers to a linguistic phenomenon where a speaker or writer creates new words by combining existing ones in a grammatically correct manner. This can be seen as an attempt to create a new word that is not part of the language's standard vocabulary. For example: - When someone says "I love you," they are engendering the word "love" through the process of combining two existing words: "I" and "you." - A poet
