spawn
verbUK /spɔːn/
US /spɔːn/
When fish or frogs lay their eggs in the water.
Every spring, the salmon swim upstream to spawn.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To cause something new to start or grow.
The new factory spawned many jobs in the town.
3. The eggs of a fish or frog, or a very large number of them.
The pond was full of frog spawn in early spring.
4. A character or object that appears in a video game.
The player's character respawned after losing a life.