Definition of catamenia in English:

catamenia

noun katəˈmiːnɪəkatəˈmēnēə

mass nounrare

Blood and other matter discharged from the uterus at menstruation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Girls rarely conceive before the catamenia appear.
- After delivery, the lochia continue to flow for a longer time than the true catamenia.
- Females exposed to cold or undergoing powerful excitements, experience a suppression of the catamenia.
- The deficiency of the catamenia in these cases may be looked upon as incurable.
- I am of opinion that, if the general health were perfectly good, the cessation of the catamenia would always be accomplished naturally.
Synonyms
period, menstrual cycle

Origin

Mid 18th century: Greek, neuter plural form of katamēnios 'monthly', from kata 'down' + mēn 'month': see -ia².

Definition of catamenia in US English:

catamenia

nounkatəˈmēnēə

rare

Blood and other matter discharged from the uterus at menstruation.
Example sentencesExamples
- After delivery, the lochia continue to flow for a longer time than the true catamenia.
- Girls rarely conceive before the catamenia appear.
- I am of opinion that, if the general health were perfectly good, the cessation of the catamenia would always be accomplished naturally.
- The deficiency of the catamenia in these cases may be looked upon as incurable.
- Females exposed to cold or undergoing powerful excitements, experience a suppression of the catamenia.
Synonyms
period, menstrual cycle

Origin

Mid 18th century: Greek, neuter plural form of katamēnios ‘monthly’, from kata ‘down’ + mēn ‘month’: see -ia.

单词	catamenia
释义	Definition of catamenia in English: catamenia noun katəˈmiːnɪəkatəˈmēnēə mass nounrare Blood and other matter discharged from the uterus at menstruation. Example sentencesExamples Girls rarely conceive before the catamenia appear. After delivery, the lochia continue to flow for a longer time than the true catamenia. Females exposed to cold or undergoing powerful excitements, experience a suppression of the catamenia. The deficiency of the catamenia in these cases may be looked upon as incurable. I am of opinion that, if the general health were perfectly good, the cessation of the catamenia would always be accomplished naturally. Synonyms period, menstrual cycle Origin Mid 18th century: Greek, neuter plural form of katamēnios 'monthly', from kata 'down' + mēn 'month': see -ia². Definition of catamenia in US English: catamenia nounkatəˈmēnēə rare Blood and other matter discharged from the uterus at menstruation. Example sentencesExamples After delivery, the lochia continue to flow for a longer time than the true catamenia. Girls rarely conceive before the catamenia appear. I am of opinion that, if the general health were perfectly good, the cessation of the catamenia would always be accomplished naturally. The deficiency of the catamenia in these cases may be looked upon as incurable. Females exposed to cold or undergoing powerful excitements, experience a suppression of the catamenia. Synonyms period, menstrual cycle Origin Mid 18th century: Greek, neuter plural form of katamēnios ‘monthly’, from kata ‘down’ + mēn ‘month’: see -ia.
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