I am sorry, but the phrase "firstborn being" is not a complete sentence and does not have a clear meaning on its own.
It would need to be used in a larger sentence or phrase in order to be grammatically correct and convey a clear message. Can you provide the full sentence or phrase you are wondering about? That would help me provide a more accurate answer.
Georgia, on the other hand, as the firstborn, is always breaking new ground.
My firstborn was conceived in the usual way and delivered after an uneventful pregnancy.
One more time, Mrs. Madoff called the prison — to tell her husband that their firstborn was dead.
(I have an American friend who discovered her firstborn was being secretly bottle-fed in the hospital, against her wishes).
The intimate, tender story "Her Firstborn" is about an expectant father haunted by the ghost of his wife's child from a former marriage, who died in infancy.
Religious offerings, especially of the firstborn, are known from the Bible, as well as from the histories of Egypt, Greece, and Rome.
My firstborn was old enough to vote and join the military, but not yet old enough to legally drink a beer.
In addition to earlier exceptions such as for minority peoples or for those whose firstborn was handicapped, those measures included allowing rural families in some areas to have two or even three children and permitting parents whose firstborn was a girl or who both were only children to have a second child.
The program was intended to be applied universally, although exceptions were made e.g., parents within some ethnic minority groups or those whose firstborn was handicapped were allowed to have more than one child.
Where the firstborn is a free spirit who wears embroidered linen dresses and has a boyfriend with a Star of David tattoo, the second opts for a tailored velvet blazer and cropped pants and is engaged to a corporate lawyer.
