কিছু মানুষের যেখানে এক গর্ভবতী স্ত্রী স্বামী সন্তান জন্মদান সময় বিছানায় রাখা হয় মধ্যে একটি কাস্টম

couvade's Usage Examples:

Daniel Rancour-Laferriere suggests that there is an underlying concern with couvade syndrome or male birthing in the poem.

Fathers observed couvade by remaining in hammocks for three days following the birth of their children—it.

They had most of the customs of the Guaycuru, including the couvade.

The father observed a couvade.

Human fathers with couvade syndrome have higher levels of prolactin, and cortisol levels than fathers without.

Cross-culturally couvade syndrome is associated.

One of his most famous and strange customs was the couvade, when, after the birth of a child, the mother had to get up and the father.

of medicine with special reference to ancient Egypt, 1929 The custom of couvade, 1929 The beginnings, Egypt and Assyria, 1930 The bridle of Pegasus; studies.

This ritual almost certainly originated as a couvade, designated to collectively relieve the extreme stress this particular.

couvade's Meaning':

a custom among some peoples whereby the husband of a pregnant wife is put to bed at the time of bearing the child

Synonyms:

custom; usance; usage;

Antonyms:

ready-made; supply; inactivity;