insemination

• Nom désignant le processus d'introduction de la semence (sperme) dans les voies génitales femelles en vue de la fécondation, ou, plus généralement, l'action de semer des graines ou de propager des idées.

A noun referring to the process of introducing semen into the female genital tract for fertilization, or more generally the act of sowing seeds or implanting ideas.

indénombrable

1. Introduction of semenB2formalmedical

   The process of introducing semen into the reproductive system of a female for the purpose of fertilization.

   Insémination

   • Artificial insemination is a common technique in livestock breeding.
   • The couple opted for intrauterine insemination to conceive.
   • Insemination procedures are performed under medical supervision.

2. Sowing or plantingC1formalscientific

   The act of planting seeds in the ground or, figuratively, introducing ideas or germs into a system.

   ensemencement

   • The insemination of the field with wheat seeds was completed in spring.
   • The philosopher's work involved the insemination of new ideas into the public discourse.
   • The insemination of beneficial bacteria into the soil improved crop yield.

   Synonymesdisseminationimplantationplanting