What is the participle for the verb 'born'?

Dear English Teacher,

I would like to know what is the participle form for the verb 'born'?

As i the examples below :

I was borned in the year 1945.
He was borned to be a creative person. / He was borned to be creative.
They had a brainstorming session and a new idea was borned.

Should the verb in those sentences above be 'borned' or 'born'?

And another question :
Is the word 'borned' a valid word or has it been wrongly assumed as the participle of the verb 'born'?

Looking forward to your reply.

Thank you and Best regards,
tctheman38

'Born' is the correct form in those examples- it is the past participle. The verb is bear/bore/born.

Your child will bear/born next month.

bear or born?
I thought, it supposed to be `born' but you told the `born' is a past participle. So I think there should be the base verb `bear'.

Am I right?
Please help me.

You are correct. Use the present "bear" to form the simple future tense: Your daughter will bear a child next month.

However, if you intended to use the passive voice, will be, as in "your child WILL BE born next month," then use the past participle.

Ikia