Definition
The state or condition of being a fetus; the period of fetal development in the womb.
Etymology
From fetus (unborn offspring) + -ation (a noun-forming suffix indicating a state or process). Fetus comes from Latin fetus, meaning 'offspring' or 'conceived child,' and -ation creates an abstract noun.
Kelly Says
Fetation is the scientific term for what we more commonly call 'pregnancy' when referring specifically to the fetal stage, contrasting with gestation (the entire development period). It's precise medical terminology that lets doctors and scientists discuss just the later stages of development.
Translations
ARالعربية
ال FETATION
al-fe-ta-syon
BNবাংলা
শিশুবরণ
shi-shu-baran
CSČeština
fetatizace
fe-ta-ty-za-ce
DADansk
fetation
fe-ta-syon
DEDeutsch
Fetation
fe-ta-syon
ELΕλληνικά
ηθική της εμβρυϊκής
i-thi-ki tis em-vri-ikēs
ESEspañol
fetatizacion
fe-ta-ti-za-syon
FISuomi
fetatio
fe-ta-tyo
FRFrançais
fétation
fe-ta-syon
GUGU
પુર્ણાવસ્થા
pur-na-av-sthaa
HEעברית
FETATION
fe-ta-syon
HIहिन्दी
शिशुकरण
shi-shu-karan
HUMagyar
fetatizálás
fe-ta-ty-za-las
IDBahasa Indonesia
fetasi
fe-ta-si
ITItaliano
fetatazione
fe-ta-ta-tsyone
KMKM
ការប្តូរ
ka-r-bt-o-r
MSBahasa Melayu
fetasi
fe-ta-si
MYမြန်မာ
ကျစ်ကျစ် ပြောင်း
chi-chi-pya-ng
NLNederlands
fetatie
fe-ta-tye
NONorsk
fetation
fe-ta-syon
PLPolski
fetatyzacja
fe-ta-ty-za-syya
PTPortuguês
fetação
fe-ta-syon
RORomână
fetatizare
fe-ta-ty-za-re
RUРусский
фетация
fe-ta-tsyya
SVSvenska
fetation
fe-ta-syon
SWKiswahili
fetasi
fe-ta-si
TAதமிழ்
குழந்தை பிறப்பு
kuzhanthai pir-ppu
TEతెలుగు
కడుపులోని శిశువు
ka-du-pu-lo-ni shi-shu-vu
THไทย
การเปลี่ยนแปลง
gan-plian-pa-long
TRTürkçe
fetasyon
fe-ta-syon
UKУкраїнська
фетація
fe-ta-tsyya
URاردو
جنین سازی
ja-nin sa-zi
VITiếng Việt
fetation
fe-ta-syon