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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesfertilidad
Pronunciation / Transliteration: fertilidad
"Los tratamientos para mejorar la fertilidad son cada vez más avanzados."
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The quality of being fruitful in offspring or vegetation; the ability to conceive or reproduce.
"The study investigates the factors affecting human fertility."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from Old French fertilite or Latin fertilitas, from fertilis 'yielding, productive', from ferre 'to bear'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Fertility" is said worldwide
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fécondité
Transliteration: fécondité
"Le taux de fécondité est en baisse dans de nombreux pays."
Fruchtbarkeit
Transliteration: Fruchtbarkeit
"Die Fruchtbarkeit nimmt mit dem Alter ab."
fertilità
Transliteration: fertilità
"La fertilità della terra dipende da una buona gestione."
fertilidad
Transliteration: fertilidad
"Los tratamientos para mejorar la fertilidad son cada vez más avanzados."
fertilidade
Transliteration: fertilidade
"A fertilidade do solo é essencial para uma boa colheita."
उर्वरता
Transliteration: urvarata
"जैविक खाद से मिट्टी की उर्वरता बढ़ती है।"
生育力
Transliteration: shēngyù lì
"年龄对女性的生育力有很大影响。"
출산력
Transliteration: chulsanryeok
"현대 사회에서는 출산력이 점점 낮아지고 있습니다."
生殖能力
Transliteration: seishoku nōryoku
"年齢とともに生殖能力は低下します。"
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