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51gravid — gra|vid <aus gleichbed. lat. gravidus, eigtl. »beschwert«> schwanger (Med.) …
52Gravida — Gra|vi|da die; , ...dae [...dɛ] <aus gleichbed. (n)lat. gravida, substantiviertes Fem. von lat. gravidus, vgl. ↑gravid> schwangere Frau (Med.) …
53gravid — pregnant, 1590s, from L. gravidus loaded; pregnant, from gravis burdened, heavy (see GRAVE (Cf. grave) (adj.)). Gravidation pregnancy is attested from mid 15c …
54primigravida — 1890, Mod.L., from L. primus “first” (see PRIME (Cf. prime) (adj.)) + gravidus “laden, full, swollen, pregnant with child” (see GRAVID (Cf. gravid)) …
55gravid — [ gravɪd] adjective 1》 technical pregnant. 2》 literary full of meaning or a specified quality. Origin C16: from L. gravidus laden, pregnant …
56primigravida — [ˌpri:mɪ gravɪdə, ˌprʌɪm ] noun (plural primigravidae di:) Medicine a woman pregnant for the first time. Origin C19: mod. L., from L. primus first + gravidus (see gravid) …
57graviditet — gravidìtēt m <G graviditéta> DEFINICIJA fiziol. 1. stanje žene koja nosi plod, koja će roditi; trudnoća 2. stanje ženke sisavca koja nosi plod; skotnost ETIMOLOGIJA njem. Gravidität ← lat. graviditas ≃ gravidus: bremenit, trudan …
58gravid — grav•id [[t]ˈgræv ɪd[/t]] adj. pregnant • Etymology: 1590–1600; < L gravidus=grav(is) burdened, loaded + idus id IV gra•vid•i•ty grəˈvɪd ɪ ti grav′id•ness, n. grav′id•ly, adv …
59gravida — grav•i•da [[t]ˈgræv ɪ də[/t]] n. pl. das, dae [[t] ˌdi[/t]] 1) med a woman s status regarding pregnancy: usu. followed by a numeral designating the number of times the woman has been pregnant 2) med a pregnant woman Compare para IV • Etymology:… …
60gravid — /ˈgrævəd/ (say gravuhd) adjective (in medical use) → pregnant (def. 1). {Latin gravidus heavy, laden} –gravidity /grəˈvɪdəti/ (say gruh viduhtee), noun …
