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AlmancaWehen /ˈveːən/

to blow (of wind, a storm, etc.) · to flutter, wave (in the wind); to fly {{gloss|of a flag}

çekim: geçmiş wehte · ortaç geweht · şimdiki weht · ulaç wehend

köken: From Middle High German wæjen, from Old High German wāen, from Proto-West Germanic *wāan, from Proto-Germanic *wēaną. Cognate with Dutch waaien, Old English wāwan.

Der Wind weht heute Morgen kalt und böig.

Die Nationalflagge wehte über der Einweihung des Präsidenten.

Fransızcaaccouchement , travail (eril) /a.kuʃ.mɑ̃/

delivery (act of giving birth)

çekim: çoğul accouchements

eş: enfantement

köken: From accoucher + -ment.

salle d'accouchement

İspanyolcaparición , paritorio , parto (dişil)

birth

çekim: çoğul pariciones

Uno de los signos que anunciará el fin del mundo, será la parición de la mula.

İtalyancadoglie , parto , travaglio /ˈdɔʎ.ʎe/

plural of doglia

eş: travaglio

Rusçaро́ды

Arapçaمَخَاض

Felemenkçebevalling (dişil) /bəˈvɑ.lɪŋ/

labor (process of giving birth)

çekim: çoğul bevallingen

eş: verlossing, baring

köken: From bevallen + -ing.

aile: stortbevalling, stuitbevalling

Portekizceparto (eril) /ˈpaʁ.tu/

childbirth (act of giving birth)

çekim: çoğul partos

köken: From Old Galician-Portuguese parto, from Latin partus (“birth”), from pariō (“to bring forth, to give birth to, to produce”), from Proto-Indo-European *per- (“to bring forth”).

aile: parto caudal, parto cefálico, parto cesáreo, parto cesariano, parto da montanha, parto induzido, parto normal, parto seco

Yunancaγέννα , τοκετός , ωδίνες τοκετού (dişil) /ˈʝe.na/

birth (process of childbearing)

çekim: çoğul γέννες · tamlayan γέννας

köken: From Byzantine Greek γέννα (génna) from verb γεννῶ. The Ancient Greek noun γέννα had a different meaning: “ancestry, descendant”.

Japonca出産 /ɕɨsːã̠ɴ/

childbirth, child-bearing, giving a birth · procreation

çekim: geçmiş 出産した

eş: 分娩

aile: 出産率, 出産休暇

Korece출산 /t͡ɕʰuɭs͈a̠n/

childbirth

köken: Sino-Korean word from 出産 (“childbirth”).

aile: 고출산(高出産), 저출산(低出産), 출산(出産)되다, 출산(出産)하다

Lehçeporód (eril) /ˈpɔ.rut/

birth, delivery, labour (process of childbearing)

çekim: çoğul porody · tamlayan porodu

eş: urodzenie

köken: Deverbal from porodzić. Cognate with Slovak pôrod, Czech porod, Carpathian Rusyn порід (porid), Lower Sorbian pórod.

aile: porodowy, porodówka

Ukraynacaполо́ги , ро́ди , ро́диво , роди́ны

Fincesynnytys /ˈsynːytys/

giving birth; childbirth, parturition, delivery, labour

çekim: çoğul synnytykset · tamlayan synnytyksen

köken: synnyttää (“to give birth”) + -ys

aile: aktiivisynnytys, alatiesynnytys, imukuppisynnytys, kotisynnytys, perhesynnytys, perätilasynnytys, pihtisynnytys, sijaissynnytys, synnytyshuone, synnytyshäiriö

Macarcaszülés /ˈsyleːʃ/

labour (giving birth)

çekim: çoğul szülések

köken: szül + -és

aile: szülési, élveszülés, halvaszülés, ikerszülés, koraszülés

İbraniceלֵדָה

Dancafødselsveer

Norveççefødselsveer

Bulgarcaроди́лни мъ́ки

Galcegweithwyr /ˈɡwei̯θwɨ̞r/

plural of gweithiwr

İrlandacatinneas clainne (eril)

pangs of childbirth, labor pains

çekim: tamlayan tinnis chlainne

köken: Literally, “child illness”; compare Scottish Gaelic tinneas-cloinne.

İzlandacaléttasótt

labour (act of giving birth)

çekim: tamlayan léttasóttar

Ermeniceերկունք , ծննդաբերություն /jeɾˈkunkʰ/

throes of childbirth, travail · childbirth, labour, child delivery · conception of an idea

çekim: çoğul երկունքներ

köken: From Old Armenian երկունք (erkunkʻ), plural of երկն (erkn, “throes of childbirth”).

Telugucaప్రసవం

alternative form of ప్రసవము (prasavamu)

çekim: çoğul ప్రసవాలు

Esperantoakuŝpeno /akuʃˈpeno/

labour (prior to childbirth)

çekim: çoğul akuŝpenoj

köken: Etymology tree Esperanto akuŝo Esperanto peno Esperanto akuŝpeno From akuŝo (“childbirth”) + peno (“effort”).

Belarusçaро́ды

Malayalamcaപ്രസവം /prɐsɐʋɐm/

childbirth; labour

köken: Borrowed from Sanskrit प्रसव (prasava).

Yidişקימפּעט

childbirth, labor, confinement

köken: From Old High German chintpetti and similar forms, whence also German Kindbett (“childbirth, bed of childbirth”). Old High German chintpetti consists of chint (“child”) (whence German Kind, Yiddish קינד (kind)) and petti (“bed”) (whence German Bett, Yiddish בעט (bet)). By surface analysis, קינד (kind) + בעט (bet).

aile: קימפּעט־פּאַלאַטע, קימפּעטאָרין, קימפּעטקינד

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