Menstrual

Pronunciation: /ˈmɛnstruəl/

Definitions of menstrual

adjective relating to menstruation or the menstrual cycle

Example Sentences

A1 I have a menstrual cycle every month.

A2 She uses menstrual pads during her period.

B1 Many women experience menstrual cramps during their periods.

B2 Some women track their menstrual cycles to monitor their fertility.

C1 The doctor recommended a hormonal treatment to regulate her menstrual cycle.

C2 Research shows that stress can impact the regularity of menstrual periods.

Examples of menstrual in a Sentence

formal The doctor explained the importance of tracking your menstrual cycle for overall health.

informal I always know when my menstrual cycle is coming because of the cramps.

slang I hate dealing with my period every month, it's such a hassle.

figurative The ebb and flow of emotions during her menstrual cycle was like a rollercoaster ride.

Grammatical Forms of menstrual

• past tense: menstruated
• plural: menstruals
• comparative: more menstrual
• superlative: most menstrual
• present tense: menstruates
• future tense: will menstruate
• perfect tense: has menstruated
• continuous tense: is menstruating
• singular: menstrual
• positive degree: menstrual
• infinitive: to menstruate
• gerund: menstruating
• participle: menstruating

Origin and Evolution of menstrual

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'menstrual' originates from the Latin word 'menstruus', which means monthly.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'menstrual' has retained its original meaning related to the monthly cycle of menstruation in women.