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1 fortpflanzungsfähig
Adj. capable of reproduction, procreative; im fortpflanzungsfähigen Alter at the age of reproduction; von Frau: at the child(-)bearing age* * *fọrt|pflan|zungs|fä|higadjcapable of reproduction; Pflanze capable of propagation* * *fort·pflan·zungs·fä·higim \fortpflanzungsfähigen Alter sein to be at an age where reproduction is possible* * *Adjektiv capable of reproduction postpos.* * *fortpflanzungsfähig adj capable of reproduction, procreative;im fortpflanzungsfähigen Alter at the age of reproduction; von Frau: at the child(-)bearing age* * *Adjektiv capable of reproduction postpos. -
2 Fortpflanzungstrieb
m reproductive ( oder procreative) instinct* * *Fọrt|pflan|zungs|triebmreproductive instinct* * * -
3 Zeugungsakt
m procreative act* * *Zeu|gungs|aktmact of procreation; (fig) creative act* * *Zeu·gungs·aktm act of procreation* * *Zeugungsakt m procreative act -
4 zeugungsfähig
Adj. fertile, able to reproduce* * *procreative* * *zeu|gungs|fä|higadjfertile* * *zeu·gungs·fä·higadj (geh) fertile* * *zeugungsfähig adj fertile, able to reproduce* * *adj.fertile adj.procreative adj. -
5 zeugungsfähig
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6 zeugungsfähiger
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7 zeugungsfähigste
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Procreative — Pro cre*a tive, a. Having the power to beget; generative. Sir M. Hale. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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procreative — adjective see procreate … New Collegiate Dictionary
procreative — adjective Having the power to beget; generative … Wiktionary
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procreative — (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Of or relating to reproduction: procreant, reproductive. See REPRODUCTION … English dictionary for students
procreative — pro·cre·a·tive || prəʊkrɪeɪtɪv adj. reproductive, bearing offspring; creative, generative … English contemporary dictionary