fecundate
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fecundate
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From Latin fecundātus, perfect passive participle of fecundō, see -ate (verb-forming suffix). By surface analysis, fecund + -ate. Compare French féconder.
verb fecundates · fecundating · fecundated
- To make fertile.
- To inseminate. The pollen of plants is the fecundating power, and consists of a number of small sacs, invisible to the naked eye, in which a fluid exists, which is analogous to the spermatic fluid in man and animals.
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verb to make fertile
| Español | fecundar, fecundizar |
|---|---|
| Français | féconder |
| Română | fecunda |
| Русский | де́лать плодоро́дным délatʹ plodoródnym |
verb to inseminate
| Español | fecundar, fecundizar, inseminar |
|---|---|
| Français | féconder |
| Русский | оплодотворя́ть oplodotvorjátʹ, оплодотвори́ть oplodotvorítʹ |
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title = {fecundate},
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