viviparous

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• /vɪˈvɪpəɹəs/
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From Latin vīviparus, from vīvus (“alive, life, living”) + pariō (“give birth, produce, bring forth”).

38 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Azerbaijani: diridoğan — of an animal
• Breton: bevc'haner — of an animal
• Bulgarian: живоро́ден (živoróden) — of an animal
• Catalan: vivípar — of an animal
• Chinese Cantonese: 胎生 — of an animal
• Chinese Mandarin: 胎生 (tāishēng) — of an animal
• Czech: živorodý — of an animal
• Dutch: levendbarend — of an animal
• Dutch: vivipaar — of an animal
• Finnish: vivipaarinen — of an animal
• French: vivipare — of an animal
• Galician: vivíparo — of an animal
• Georgian: ცოცხლადმშობი (cocxladmšobi) — of an animal
• German: lebendgebärend — of an animal
• German: lebend gebärend — of an animal
• German: vivipar — of an animal
• Greek: ζωοτόκος (zootókos) — of an animal
• Ancient Greek: ζωότοκος (zōótokos) — of an animal
• Hungarian: elevenszülő — of an animal
• Italian: viviparo — of an animal
• Japanese: 胎生の (taisei no) — of an animal
• Latin: viviparus — of an animal
• Malay: viviparus — of an animal
• Polish: żyworodny — of an animal
• Portuguese: vivíparo — of an animal
• Russian: живородя́щий (živorodjáščij) — of an animal
• Spanish: vivíparo — of an animal
• Volapük: lifamotamik — of an animal
• Welsh: bywesgorol — of an animal
• Catalan: vivípar — of a plant
• Chinese Mandarin: 母体发芽 — of a plant
• Finnish: vivipaarinen — of a plant
• French: vivipare — of a plant
• Japanese: 胎生の (taisei no) — of a plant
• Malay: viviparus — of a plant
• Portuguese: vivíparo — of a plant
• Russian: живородя́щий (živorodjáščij) — of a plant
• Welsh: bywhiliog — of a plant