pregnancy in Latin
pregnancy in Latin is graviditās, gravitas, praegnātiō — pregnancy means the condition of carrying a developing baby inside the body, from conception to birth.
pregnancy in Latin
graviditās
The period of time this condition prevails.
gravitas
The period of time this condition prevails.
praegnātiō
(uncountable) The progression of stages from conception to birth.
What does "pregnancy" mean?
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noun The condition of carrying a developing baby inside the body, from conception to birth.
"She announced her pregnancy to close friends first."
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pregnancy in a sentence
- She announced her pregnancy to close friends first.
- Doctors monitor blood pressure closely throughout pregnancy.
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What is "pregnancy" in Latin?
"pregnancy" in Latin is graviditās, gravitas, praegnātiō. pregnancy means: The condition of carrying a developing baby inside the body, from conception to birth.
How do you use "pregnancy" in a sentence?
Example: "She announced her pregnancy to close friends first." In Latin, "pregnancy" is graviditās, gravitas, praegnātiō.
Are there other ways to say "pregnancy" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "pregnancy": graviditās, gravitas, praegnātiō.
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