verb
inseminate
Inseminate (verb) means to scatter or plant seeds.
verb
1
To scatter or plant seeds.
2
(informal) To put semen into something or someone.
3
To make a woman or female animal pregnant.
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Etymology
Borrowed from Latin inseminātus, the perfect passive participle of insemināre (“to sow”). By surface analysis, in- + seminate.
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What is the meaning of inseminate?
"inseminate" (verb) means to scatter or plant seeds.
What is another word for inseminate?
Other words for "inseminate" include sow, fertilize, fecundate, fertilise.
What are the different meanings of inseminate?
"inseminate" has 3 main meanings: 1. To scatter or plant seeds; 2. (informal) To put semen into something or someone; 3. To make a woman or female animal pregnant.
