IPA: //ˈbeɪsˌbɔrn//
KK: /ˈbeɪsˌbɔrn/
Describing someone who is born to parents who are not married, often considered to have a lower social status or lacking noble heritage.
In the story, the hero was baseborn but proved to be noble in spirit.
Baseborn → It is formed from "base" (from Old French *bas*, meaning low or humble) and "born" (from Old English *boren*, meaning to be born). The word "baseborn" refers to someone born of low status or illegitimate birth.
Think of someone being 'born' ('born') into a 'low' status ('base') — that's why baseborn means born of low status.
No commonly confused words.