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41midwife — I. noun Etymology: Middle English midwif, from mid with (from Old English) + wif woman Date: 14th century 1. a person who assists women in childbirth compare nurse midwife 2. one that helps to produce or bring forth something II. transitive verb… …
42Bible prophecy — Part of a series on The Bible …
43Poiesis — Poïesis is etymologically derived from the ancient Greek term , which means to make . This word, the root of our modern poetry , was first a verb, an action that transforms and continues the world. Neither technical production nor creation in the …
44Allan Houser — Infobox Artist bgcolour = #6495ED name = Allan Houser imagesize = 200px caption = Allan working in his studio in 1985 on the maquette for Abstract Infinity birthname = birthdate = 1914 location = Chiricahua Apache tribe of Oklahoma deathdate =… …
45Religious use of incense — have their origins in antiquity, and may have their roots in the practical and aesthetic uses considering that many religions with not much else in common all use incense. One common motif is of incense as a form of sacrificial offering to God or …
46viviparous — viviparism, n. viviparity /viv euh par i tee, vuy veuh /, viviparousness, n. viviparously, adv. /vuy vip euhr euhs, vi /, adj. 1. Zool. bringing forth living young rather than eggs, as most mammals and some reptiles and fishes. 2. Bot. producing… …
47éacnung — éacnung1 f ( e/ a) increase; conceiving, conception, bringing forth; bringing forth, birth …
48viviparous — /vəˈvɪpərəs / (say vuh vipuhruhs) adjective 1. Zoology bringing forth living young (rather than eggs), as most mammals and some reptiles and fishes. 2. Botany producing seeds that germinate on the plant. {Latin vīviparus bringing forth living… …
49εὐτοκωτάτας — εὐτοκωτάτᾱς , εὔτοκος bringing forth easily fem acc superl pl εὐτοκωτάτᾱς , εὔτοκος bringing forth easily fem gen superl sg (doric aeolic) …
50εὐτοκωτέρας — εὐτοκωτέρᾱς , εὔτοκος bringing forth easily fem acc comp pl εὐτοκωτέρᾱς , εὔτοκος bringing forth easily fem gen comp sg (attic doric aeolic) …
