fecundity

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• Received-Pronunciation, US: /fɪˈkʌndɪtɪ/
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• CMU ARPABET: F AH0 K AH1 N D IH0 T IY0 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin fēcunditās (“fruitfulness, fertility”), from fēcundus, equivalent to fecund + -ity.

57 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: плодовитост (plodovitost) — ability to produce offspring
• Chinese Mandarin: 繁殖力 (fánzhílì) — ability to produce offspring
• Chinese Mandarin: 生殖力 (shēngzhílì) — ability to produce offspring
• Chinese Mandarin: 生育力 (shēngyùlì) — ability to produce offspring
• Czech: plodnost — ability to produce offspring
• Danish: frugtbarhed — ability to produce offspring
• Dutch: vruchtbaarheid — ability to produce offspring
• Finnish: lisääntymiskyky — ability to produce offspring
• Finnish: fertiliteetti — ability to produce offspring
• French: fécondité — ability to produce offspring
• German: Fruchtbarkeit — ability to produce offspring
• German: Fertilität — ability to produce offspring
• German: Fortpflanzungsfähigkeit — ability to produce offspring
• German: Schöpfungskraft — ability to produce offspring
• German: Gestaltungskraft — ability to produce offspring
• Ancient Greek: εὐγονία (eugonía) — ability to produce offspring
• Hungarian: termékenység — ability to produce offspring
• Ido: fekundeso — ability to produce offspring
• Irish: bisiúlacht — ability to produce offspring
• Latvian: vaislība — ability to produce offspring
• Latvian: vaislīgums — ability to produce offspring
• Latvian: auglība — ability to produce offspring
• Latvian: auglīgums — ability to produce offspring
• Māori: matahuatanga — ability to produce offspring
• Persian: بارآوری (bâr-âvari) — ability to produce offspring
• Portuguese: fecundidade — ability to produce offspring
• Portuguese: fertilidade — ability to produce offspring
• Russian: плодови́тость (plodovítostʹ) — ability to produce offspring
• Swedish: fruktsamhet — ability to produce offspring
• Dutch: vruchtbaarheid — ability to cause growth
• French: fécondité — ability to cause growth
• German: Fruchtbarkeit — ability to cause growth
• German: Fertilität — ability to cause growth
• German: Produktivität — ability to cause growth
• Irish: bisiúlacht — ability to cause growth
• Latvian: auglība — ability to cause growth
• Latvian: auglīgums — ability to cause growth
• Latvian: rasma — ability to cause growth
• Latvian: rasmīgums — ability to cause growth
• Māori: makurutanga — ability to cause growth
• Portuguese: fecundidade — ability to cause growth
• Portuguese: fertilidade — ability to cause growth
• Russian: плодоро́дие (plodoródije) — ability to cause growth
• Bulgarian: плодовитост (plodovitost) — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Czech: plodnost — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Dutch: vruchtbaarheid — rate or capacity of offspring production
• French: fécondité — rate or capacity of offspring production
• German: Fruchtbarkeit — rate or capacity of offspring production
• German: Fertilität — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Indonesian: fekunditas — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Persian: بارآوری — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Portuguese: fecundidade — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Russian: плодови́тость (plodovítostʹ) — rate or capacity of offspring production
• Dutch: vruchtbaarheid — rate of production of young by a female
• Indonesian: fekunditas — rate of production of young by a female
• Portuguese: fecundidade — rate of production of young by a female
• Russian: плодови́тость (plodovítostʹ) — rate of production of young by a female