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maternity in Bulgarian

maternity in Bulgarian is майчинство, бременност, натология — maternity means the condition or period of being pregnant or being a new mother.

maternity in Bulgarian

майчинство
noun
Pronounced: maychinstvo
The state of being a mother; motherhood.
бременност
noun
Pronounced: bremennost
The state of being pregnant; pregnancy.
натология
noun
Pronounced: natologiya
A ward or department in a hospital in which babies are born.

What does "maternity" mean?

  1. noun The condition or period of being pregnant or being a new mother.
    "She took a year of maternity leave after her son was born."
  2. noun The section of a hospital where babies are delivered.
    "They rushed her to the maternity ward just after midnight."
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maternity in a sentence

  • She took a year of maternity leave after her son was born.
  • They rushed her to the maternity ward just after midnight.

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What is "maternity" in Bulgarian?

"maternity" in Bulgarian is майчинство, бременност, натология. maternity means: The condition or period of being pregnant or being a new mother.

How do you pronounce майчинство?

"maternity" in Bulgarian is майчинство, pronounced "maychinstvo".

How do you use "maternity" in a sentence?

Example: "She took a year of maternity leave after her son was born." In Bulgarian, "maternity" is майчинство, бременност, натология.

Are there other ways to say "maternity" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "maternity": майчинство, бременност, натология.

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