childbearer
childbearer noun: one who gives birth to a child.
Noun
childbearer (plural childbearers)
- One who gives birth to a child.
- Nazi ideology, based on a belief in German racial supremacy, discriminated against women as childbearers.2004, Cheris Kramarae, Dale Spender, Routledge International Encyclopedia of Women
Forms of childbearer
| plural | childbearers |
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Origin of childbearer
From child + bearer.
Questions about childbearer
- What does childbearer mean?
- Childbearer means one who gives birth to a child.
- What part of speech is childbearer?
- Childbearer is a noun.
- What is the plural of childbearer?
- The plural of childbearer is childbearers.
Words near childbearer in the dictionary
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