womb in Greek
womb in Greek is μήτρα — womb means the organ in a female mammal's body where offspring develop before birth; the uterus.
womb in Greek
μήτρα
Pronounced: mitra
What does "womb" mean?
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noun The organ in a female mammal's body where offspring develop before birth; the uterus.
"The baby had been growing in her womb for eight months."
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noun Figuratively, a place where something originates or is formed.
"The old workshop was the womb of countless inventions."
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womb in a sentence
- The baby had been growing in her womb for eight months.
- The old workshop was the womb of countless inventions.
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What is "womb" in Greek?
"womb" in Greek is μήτρα. womb means: The organ in a female mammal's body where offspring develop before birth; the uterus.
How do you pronounce μήτρα?
"womb" in Greek is μήτρα, pronounced "mitra".
How do you use "womb" in a sentence?
Example: "The baby had been growing in her womb for eight months." In Greek, "womb" is μήτρα.
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