Ovarian

Pronunciation: /oʊˈvɛriən/

Definitions of ovarian

adjective relating to or characteristic of the ovaries

Example Sentences

A1 Ovarian cancer is a serious disease.

A2 She underwent surgery to remove an ovarian cyst.

B1 The doctor recommended regular check-ups for her ovarian health.

B2 Studies have shown a link between hormonal imbalances and ovarian dysfunction.

C1 The researcher conducted a study on the genetic factors influencing ovarian cancer.

C2 Advanced imaging techniques can help in early detection of ovarian abnormalities.

Examples of ovarian in a Sentence

formal The doctor found a mass on her ovarian tissue during the routine check-up.

informal She's going in for a surgery to remove her ovarian cyst next week.

slang I heard she's been having some issues with her ovaries lately.

figurative Her creativity was like an ovarian fountain, always flowing with new ideas.

Grammatical Forms of ovarian

• plural: ovarians
• comparative: more ovarian
• superlative: most ovarian
• present tense: ovaries
• future tense: will be ovarian
• perfect tense: have been ovarian
• continuous tense: am being ovarian
• singular: ovarian
• positive degree: very ovarian
• infinitive: to ovarian
• gerund: ovarianing
• participle: ovarianed

Origin and Evolution of ovarian

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'ovarian' originates from the Latin word 'ovarius' which means 'pertaining to an egg'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used in reference to structures related to eggs, the term 'ovarian' has evolved to specifically describe the female reproductive organ that produces eggs.