Definition of ablactation in English:

ablactation

noun ˌablakˈteɪʃn

Originally: the weaning of a child or other young mammal. In later use also: suppression or cessation of lactation.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Speculum Sacerdotale. From post-classical Latin ablactation-, ablactatio process of weaning (Vulgate) from ablactat-, past participial stem of ablactare + classical Latin -iō: see -ation.

Definition of ablactation in US English:

ablactation

nounˌablakˈteɪʃn

Originally: the weaning of a child or other young mammal. In later use also: suppression or cessation of lactation.

Origin

Late 15th century; earliest use found in Speculum Sacerdotale. From post-classical Latin ablactation-, ablactatio process of weaning (Vulgate) from ablactat-, past participial stem of ablactare + classical Latin -iō: see -ation.

单词	ablactation
释义	Definition of ablactation in English: ablactation noun ˌablakˈteɪʃn Originally: the weaning of a child or other young mammal. In later use also: suppression or cessation of lactation. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Speculum Sacerdotale. From post-classical Latin ablactation-, ablactatio process of weaning (Vulgate) from ablactat-, past participial stem of ablactare + classical Latin -iō: see -ation. Definition of ablactation in US English: ablactation nounˌablakˈteɪʃn Originally: the weaning of a child or other young mammal. In later use also: suppression or cessation of lactation. Origin Late 15th century; earliest use found in Speculum Sacerdotale. From post-classical Latin ablactation-, ablactatio process of weaning (Vulgate) from ablactat-, past participial stem of ablactare + classical Latin -iō: see -ation.
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