placental

English

Etymology

placenta +‎ -al

Adjective

placental (not comparable)

1. Of or pertaining to the placenta, or to the Placentalia
2. Having a placenta.

Derived terms

• aplacental
• cerebroplacental
• ectoplacental
• extraplacental
• fetoplacental
• implacental
• intraplacental
• maternoplacental
• nonplacental
• placental abruption
• placentally
• preplacental
• retroplacental
• transplacental
• uteroplacental

 

Translations

relative to placenta

• Catalan: placentari
• Czech: placentární, placentální
• French: placentaire (fr) m or f
• Galician: placentario
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• Italian: placentare, placentario
• Portuguese: placentário
• Romanian: placentar (ro)
• Spanish: placentario

having a placenta

• French: placentaire (fr) m or f
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• Romanian: placentar (ro)

Noun

placental (plural placentals)

1. Any animal that is a member of the Placentalia

Translations

member of Placentalia

• French: placentaire (fr) m
• Japanese: 有胎盤類 (yūtaibanrui)
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• Romanian: placentar (ro) n

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Interlingua

Adjective

placental (not comparable)

1. placental

Related terms

• placenta