What does falsiparēns mean in Latin?

falsiparēns, a adjective, means “illegitimate (having a pretended father)”.

How do you pronounce falsiparēns?

In classical Latin, [faɫˈsɪ.pa.rẽːs]; in ecclesiastical (church) Latin, [falˈsiː.pa.rens].

adjectivethird-declension one-termination adjective

falsiparēns (genitive falsiparentis)

Classical[faɫˈsɪ.pa.rẽːs]Ecclesiastical[falˈsiː.pa.rens]

singular
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	falsiparēns	falsiparēns	falsiparēns
genitive	falsiparentis	falsiparentis	falsiparentis
dative	falsiparentī	falsiparentī	falsiparentī
accusative	falsiparentem	falsiparentem	falsiparēns
ablative	falsiparentī falsiparente	falsiparentī falsiparente	falsiparentī falsiparente
vocative	falsiparēns	falsiparēns	falsiparēns

plural
form	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	falsiparentēs	falsiparentēs	falsiparentia
genitive	falsiparentium	falsiparentium	falsiparentium
dative	falsiparentibus	falsiparentibus	falsiparentibus
accusative	falsiparentīs falsiparentēs	falsiparentīs falsiparentēs	falsiparentia
ablative	falsiparentibus	falsiparentibus	falsiparentibus
vocative	falsiparentēs	falsiparentēs	falsiparentia

falsĭ-părens, entis, adj. falsus,

I. that has a pretended father: Amphitryoniades, i. e. Hercules, as only the reputed son of Amphitryo, Cat. 68, 112.