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1 doğurma
childbirth -
2 çocuk doğurma
n. childbirth* * *1. child bearing 2. childbearing 3. childbirth -
3 doğum
adj. natal, nursing, obstetric, puerperal, born--------n. birth, delivery, accouchement, childbearing, parturition, termination of pregnancy, nativity* * *1. accouchement 2. birth 3. childbirth 4. parturiency 5. parturition -
4 ergotamin
n. ergotamine, chemical substance used as a medication against migraines and to accelerate childbirth* * *ergotamine -
5 ilaçsız doğum
n. natural childbirth -
6 normal doğum
n. natural childbirth -
7 doğum
"birth; childbirth, delivery" -
8 loğusa
woman after childbirth -
9 loğusalık
confinement, childbirth -
10 ağrı
"1. ache. 2. throes of childbirth, labor. - kesici analgesic. - kesimi analgesia, anesthesia. -sı tutmak 1. to have birth pains start; to begin labor. 2. to have a recurrence of periodic pains. - vermek /a/ to hurt. " -
11 ağırayak
pregnant, nearing childbirth. -
12 doğurma
parturition, childbirth. - öncesi antepartum. -
13 doğurtmak
/ı/ to assist (a mother) at childbirth. -
14 loğusa
woman recovering from childbirth. - humması puerperal fever, childbed fever. - şekeri a sugar-based preparation used in making loğusa şerbeti. - şerbeti a drink offered to people visiting a mother and her newborn baby. -
15 loğusalık
1. period of confinement after childbirth. 2. being a loğusa. -
16 ıkındırmak
/ı/ 1. to make (someone) strain (while defecating). 2. to make (a woman in childbirth) push. -
17 ıkınmak
"1. to strain (while defecating). 2. (for a woman in childbirth) to push (i.e. to contract her muscles in order to help the baby move downward). ıkına sıkına colloq. 1. with great effort, with great difficulty, very laboriously. 2. very shyly and self-consciously, in a painfully shy way, with a shyness painful to see; very shyly and awkwardly. ıkınıp sıkınmak colloq. to struggle mightily, make a tremendous effort." -
18 ıkıntı
1. straining (while defecating). 2. (a woman´s) pushing (in childbirth). 3. grunt, grunting sound.
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