Innate

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 54
in′āt, or in-nāt′, adj. inborn: natural to the mind, instinctive, inherent.— adv. Inn′ately .— n. Inn′atene .— adj. Innā′tive , native.— Innate ideas , a prior i principles of knowledge and of action, the word 'innate' implying that the power of recognising such principles is provided for in the constitution of the mind. [L. innātus — innasci — in , in, nasci , to be born.]
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