multipara

mʌlˈtɪpərə

multiparae

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Definition of multipara - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medical

TECH.

woman who has given birth to multiple children

TECH.

The doctor noted she was a multipara with three children.
As a multipara, she was familiar with the birthing process.
The hospital had a special program for multipara women.

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grand multipara

woman who has given birth five or more times

The doctor noted she was a grand multipara.

Origin of multipara

Latin, multi- (many) + parere (to bear)

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French:multipare, ...
German:Mehrgebärende, ...
Italian:multipara, ...
Spanish:multípara, ...
Portuguese:multípara, ...
Chinese:经产妇, ...
Japanese:経産婦, ...
Arabic:مُتَعَدِّدَة الوِلادَات, ...
Hebrew:אִשָּׁה רַבַּת־לֵידוֹת, ...
Russian:многодетная мать, ...
Ukrainian:мультипара, ...
Hindi:मल्टीपारा, ...
Bengali:মাল্টিপারা, ...
Catalan:múltipara, ...
Czech:multipara, ...
Danish:multipara, ...
Dutch:multipara, ...
Greek:πολύτοκη, ...
Hungarian:többedszer szült nő, ...
Khmer:ស្ត្រីដែលធ្លាប់សម្រាលកូនច្រើននាក់, ...
Korean:다산 여성, ...
Persian:چندزا, ...
Polish:wieloródka, ...
Portuguese (BR):multípara, ...
Romanian:multipară, ...
Swedish:multipara, ...
Thai:มัลติพารา, ...
Turkish:çok doğurmuş kadın, ...
Vietnamese:người đã sinh nhiều con, ...

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