Definition of accouchement in English:

accouchement

noun əˈkuːʃmɒ̃

mass nounarchaic

The action of giving birth to a baby.
〈古〉分娩
Example sentencesExamples
- People in Anatolia resort to a number of practices, to protect against the mother or baby-snatcher, who is believed to live in stables, haylofts, mills, deserted ruins, wells, water sources and places where women in accouchement and newborn babies are left alone.
- Ayurveda has very beautifully described the accouchement ward where the mother of the child is to be kept after delivery.
Synonyms
childbirth, birth, birthing, delivery, nativity

Origin

Late 18th century: French, from accoucher 'act as midwife', from a- (from Latin ad 'to, at') + coucher 'put to bed' (see couch¹).

Definition of accouchement in US English:

accouchement

noun

archaic

The process of giving birth to a baby.
〈古〉分娩
Example sentencesExamples
- People in Anatolia resort to a number of practices, to protect against the mother or baby-snatcher, who is believed to live in stables, haylofts, mills, deserted ruins, wells, water sources and places where women in accouchement and newborn babies are left alone.
- Ayurveda has very beautifully described the accouchement ward where the mother of the child is to be kept after delivery.
Synonyms
childbirth, birth, birthing, delivery, nativity

Origin

Late 18th century: French, from accoucher ‘act as midwife’, from a- (from Latin ad ‘to, at’) + coucher ‘put to bed’ (see couch).

词汇	accouchement
释义	Definition of accouchement in English: accouchement noun əˈkuːʃmɒ̃ mass nounarchaic The action of giving birth to a baby. 〈古〉分娩 Example sentencesExamples People in Anatolia resort to a number of practices, to protect against the mother or baby-snatcher, who is believed to live in stables, haylofts, mills, deserted ruins, wells, water sources and places where women in accouchement and newborn babies are left alone. Ayurveda has very beautifully described the accouchement ward where the mother of the child is to be kept after delivery. Synonyms childbirth, birth, birthing, delivery, nativity Origin Late 18th century: French, from accoucher 'act as midwife', from a- (from Latin ad 'to, at') + coucher 'put to bed' (see couch¹). Definition of accouchement in US English: accouchement noun archaic The process of giving birth to a baby. 〈古〉分娩 Example sentencesExamples People in Anatolia resort to a number of practices, to protect against the mother or baby-snatcher, who is believed to live in stables, haylofts, mills, deserted ruins, wells, water sources and places where women in accouchement and newborn babies are left alone. Ayurveda has very beautifully described the accouchement ward where the mother of the child is to be kept after delivery. Synonyms childbirth, birth, birthing, delivery, nativity Origin Late 18th century: French, from accoucher ‘act as midwife’, from a- (from Latin ad ‘to, at’) + coucher ‘put to bed’ (see couch).
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