fetus in Greek
fetus in Greek is έμβρυο — fetus means an unborn mammal at a later stage of development, showing recognizable features of the adult animal.
fetus in Greek
έμβρυο
Pronounced: emvryo
An unborn or unhatched vertebrate showing signs of the mature animal.
What does "fetus" mean?
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noun An unborn mammal at a later stage of development, showing recognizable features of the adult animal.
"By the second trimester, the fetus has all its major organs formed."
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fetus in a sentence
- By the second trimester, the fetus has all its major organs formed.
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What is "fetus" in Greek?
"fetus" in Greek is έμβρυο. fetus means: An unborn mammal at a later stage of development, showing recognizable features of the adult animal.
How do you pronounce έμβρυο?
"fetus" in Greek is έμβρυο, pronounced "emvryo".
How do you use "fetus" in a sentence?
Example: "By the second trimester, the fetus has all its major organs formed." In Greek, "fetus" is έμβρυο.
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