tire; pneumatic tire made of rubber, usually consisting of an inner tube and an outer casing

twins; two children born at the same birth from one mother

an unborn child or fetus in the womb; embryo

An abnormal or deformed fetus; a freak of nature

an organism in its early stages of development; an embryo or fetus

To induce an abortion

the organ in the uterus of a pregnant mammal that provides nourishment to the fetus and is connected via the umbilical cord

a colored mark or spot present on the skin from birth

to be reincarnated; according to some beliefs, the process of a soul entering a new womb after death to be born again into the world

a rubber tire for vehicles like bicycles, cars, or tractors; consists of inner and outer layers and helps absorb shocks

(Daoism) To shed one's mortal body and exchange one's bones for immortal ones; to be reborn as a deity

a spare wheel or tire for a vehicle

To be pregnant; to carry a child or fetus in the womb.

(bound form) to emerge from the womb; to be born; to be reborn as an immortal or deity in religious contexts

the concept or practice of providing positive influences to a fetus through the mother's thoughts, behavior, or external stimuli like music

a fetus that has died in the womb before birth; a stillbirth

Movement of the fetus within the womb, typically felt by the mother after the fourth or fifth month of pregnancy; quickening.

mother's womb

teratoma; a type of tumor that can contain different types of tissue, such as hair, muscle, or bone

fetal membrane; a membrane-like structure that surrounds the fetus to provide protection, nutrition, and facilitate respiration and excretion

The death of a fetus before birth.

a medical condition where an abnormal embryo forms clusters of grape-like cysts inside the uterus

To protect the fetus and ensure its normal development so as to prevent a miscarriage.

The position and posture of a fetus in the uterus during pregnancy.

inner tube of a tire, made of thin rubber and fitted with a valve for air

A sinister design or hidden intention that one cannot disclose to others.

to have or induce an abortion; to terminate a pregnancy early through medication or surgery

The first pregnancy or the firstborn child

The branch of biology and medicine concerned with the study of embryos and their development.

Mode of reproduction where the embryo develops inside the mother's body and is nourished by her, as in humans and most mammals

to harbor sinister intentions; to have an evil scheme in mind; to hide a secret that cannot be told

The placenta and fetal membranes expelled after birth; used in traditional Chinese medicine where it is known as [[紫河车|紫河車|zi3 he2 che1]].

to hide evil intentions or have secret, dishonest schemes in one's heart; literally "to carry a ghost fetus"

the dark green substance forming the first feces of a newborn infant

The outer cover of a tire that touches the ground and protects the inner tube; usually made of rubber with a tread pattern.

The soft hair on a newborn baby or the fine fur on a newborn mammal

Physical symptoms or discomforts during pregnancy, such as morning sickness or swelling of the limbs; in Chinese medicine, these are expected to vanish after childbirth

to become pregnant; to conceive or be impregnated. Used for both humans and female animals.

the hair on a baby's head at birth; fetal hair

Congenital illness or skin conditions in infants, such as sores or rashes, believed in Chinese medicine to be caused by toxins or heat from the mother's body during pregnancy.

The unbaked body of a piece of porcelain; porcelain clay that has been shaped into a vessel but not yet fired in a kiln.

the pearl-forming grain of sand or abnormal growth inside an oyster shell

a master pattern or model used to create molds for casting or shaping products

an unpainted or ungilded clay figure or statue, especially one found in temples

a severely deformed individual; monster; teratism

an ordinary person with limited vision or ability; used to describe someone who is vulgar, stupid, or lacks spiritual insight

cotton batting or padding used as the filling for a quilt or mattress

(botany) the part of the ovary of a flowering plant where the ovules are attached

The condition in plants where seeds germinate while still attached to the parent plant.