maternal
keibuan
definition
adjective
maternal age
of or relating to a mother, especially during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth.
translation of 'maternal'
adjective
yg berhubung dgn ibu,
keibuan,
dr pihak ibu
example
Researchers are at a loss to explain the link between 'maternal' depression and childhood aggression.
My 'maternal' uncles and their families barely escaped getting killed.
He said the greatest lesson he learned from his 'maternal' grandfather was the support he offered grieving families.
Next in line is the 'maternal' grandfather but, says the study, only because he's living with the grandmother.
The necessity of 'maternal' care to offspring survival is the topic of Chapter Two.
In addition, the female fetus itself influenced the course of 'maternal' asthma through pregnancy.
And then I think our 'maternal' care is very good compared with other countries.
My mother had been dead for over five years, and her 'maternal' affection for me had gone with her.
So I decided to make the ultimate sacrifice at the altar of 'maternal' love.
She says she felt a strong jolt of 'maternal' love when she looked at the first picture of her ultrasound scan.
If chicks are seen along with a hen, it portrays 'maternal' love and procreation.
It is not just passed on from the 'maternal' side of the family and may affect siblings differently.
But, for women there are powerful instincts and 'maternal' feelings at play.
Espying her son, now released, in the distance, she is unable to contain her 'maternal' joy.
The importance of family planning in reducing 'maternal' mortality is uncontroversial.
As a child, his family lived with his 'maternal' grandparents of whom he was very fond.
Untreated 'maternal' depression, on the other hand, may have an adverse effect on development.
The Health center receives an average of 15 women per day for 'maternal' care.
When test results are negative, it may help reduce 'maternal' anxiety earlier.
These experiences had a profound effect and undoubtedly stirred her powerful 'maternal' feelings.
Whatever defects of character the new women may eventually acquire, lack of 'maternal' affection will not be one of them.
What distinguishes his recent work is an almost 'maternal' sympathy for the perverseness of the human animal - and the twists in its fate.
The observed relation between 'maternal' age and caesarean section cannot be explained by the obstetric complications we considered.
It is not known if 'maternal' depression is associated with failure to thrive.
I just am concerned with letting her bond with her 'maternal' side of the family.
My husband's 'maternal' family can be traced back to the early archives at Fulneck, founded 1754.
We know of no study of mood disorders in children that has examined 'maternal' drinking during pregnancy.
There was no evidence to show an effect of 'maternal' or paternal age on the frequency of nondisjunction.
My 'maternal' grandfather died the best part of twenty years ago.
Once colic resolves, there is little lasting effect on levels of 'maternal' anxiety or depression.
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