fertility in Latin
fertility in Latin is fertilitās — fertility means the ability to produce offspring or, of land, to grow crops abundantly.
fertility in Latin
fertilitās
(uncountable) The condition, or the degree, of being fertile.
What does "fertility" mean?
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noun The ability to produce offspring or, of land, to grow crops abundantly.
"The clinic specialises in treating fertility problems."
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noun The rate of births within a population.
"The country's fertility rate has fallen sharply over the last decade."
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fertility in a sentence
- The clinic specialises in treating fertility problems.
- Crop rotation helps maintain the fertility of the soil.
- The country's fertility rate has fallen sharply over the last decade.
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What is "fertility" in Latin?
"fertility" in Latin is fertilitās. fertility means: The ability to produce offspring or, of land, to grow crops abundantly.
How do you use "fertility" in a sentence?
Example: "The clinic specialises in treating fertility problems." In Latin, "fertility" is fertilitās.
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