different between parous vs antepartum
parous
English
Etymology
Ultimately from Latin pari? (“I give birth”).
Adjective
parous (not comparable)
- Having given birth.
Antonyms
- nulliparous
Related terms
- -parous
- iteroparous
- multiparous
- oviparous
- primiparous
- semelparous
- viviparous
- parent
- antepartum
- post-partum
Anagrams
- raupos, upsoar
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antepartum
English
Etymology
1908, from Latin ante- (“before”) + partum (“giving birth”).
Adjective
antepartum (not comparable)
- Describing the period before childbirth; antenatal
Synonyms
- antenatal (of a mother)
- prenatal (of a mother)
Antonyms
- antenatal (of a baby)
- prenatal (of a baby)
- postpartum
Related terms
- parous
- puerperal
- puerperium
- parent
References
antepartum From the web:
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