maternal
ಮಾತೃಸಹಜವಾದ
definition
adjective
maternal age
of or relating to a mother, especially during pregnancy or shortly after childbirth.
translation of 'maternal '
ಮಾತೃಸಹಜವಾದ,
ತಾಯಂದಿರ
example
Such modelling takes account of the 'maternal' age distribution of the relevant population.
The greatness of 'maternal' love has been the topic of many an immortal piece of writing.
We therefore included only the controls matched for 'maternal' age, infant sex, and parity.
Adjustment for 'maternal' age did not alter the results.
My mother had been dead for over five years, and her 'maternal' affection for me had gone with her.
But, for women there are powerful instincts and 'maternal' feelings at play.
Although I am fairly open-minded, my 'maternal' feelings tend to rear their ugly head at this issue.
We know of no study of mood disorders in children that has examined 'maternal' drinking during pregnancy.
And then I think our 'maternal' care is very good compared with other countries.
We have the highest standard of 'maternal' care and that's something to be proud of.
My 'maternal' grandfather used to play piano at cinemas during silent films.
Different combinations of bows and sashes were arranged for inspection and I saw a glow of squishy 'maternal' pride develop in my mother's eyes.
She says she felt a strong jolt of 'maternal' love when she looked at the first picture of her ultrasound scan.
Researchers are at a loss to explain the link between 'maternal' depression and childhood aggression.
I'm still not exactly sure how he's related to me, but I think he was my 'maternal' grandfather's brother.
I was told of a Native American on my 'maternal' grandmother's side.
If chicks are seen along with a hen, it portrays 'maternal' love and procreation.
She's even broken her 'maternal' family tradition by dressing in a fashionable, appealing and innovative manner.
Next in line is the 'maternal' grandfather but, says the study, only because he's living with the grandmother.
My husband's 'maternal' family can be traced back to the early archives at Fulneck, founded 1754.
It was fear of the 'maternal' rage that would surely follow my brother's blabbing that made me plead for mercy.
I'm not sure about the 'maternal' side of the family, but I don't think it is any further back than that.
Yes, this Catherine, his Catherine who had taught him 'maternal' love, was his real mother.
Untreated 'maternal' depression, on the other hand, may have an adverse effect on development.
First is the inherent colinearity between 'maternal' smoking in pregnancy and childhood.
He has been in the care of the Society and extended family members on his 'maternal' side for different lengths of time.
What distinguishes his recent work is an almost 'maternal' sympathy for the perverseness of the human animal - and the twists in its fate.
She just couldn't seem to invoke any 'maternal' feelings inside of herself.
Whatever defects of character the new women may eventually acquire, lack of 'maternal' affection will not be one of them.
My parents had divorced but my 'maternal' family was very religious.
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