Con-nāt'ū-ral, a.
(-năt'yu-ral), a. [Lat. con and Eng. natural, q. v.]
Sense 1. Connected by nature; united in nature; in-born; inherent; natural.
These affections are connatural to us, and as we grow up, so do they. L'Estrange.
Sense 2. Participating of the same nature. “And mix with our connatural dust.” Milton.