Spermatic

Pronunciation: /ˈspɜrmætɪk/

Definitions of spermatic

adjective relating to or resembling sperm; of or relating to the spermatic cord or semen

Example Sentences

A1 The doctor explained that spermatic fluid is necessary for reproduction.

A2 The researcher conducted a study on the effects of spermatic quality on fertility.

B1 The scientist discovered a link between spermatic health and overall well-being.

B2 The fertility specialist recommended a diet rich in nutrients to improve spermatic function.

C1 The laboratory conducted tests to analyze the spermatic composition in detail.

C2 The geneticist studied the spermatic DNA to understand hereditary traits.

Examples of spermatic in a Sentence

formal The doctor explained the process of spermatic development in detail.

informal I heard that the spermatic fluid is essential for reproduction.

slang Dude, don't be gross, stop talking about spermatic stuff.

figurative The artist's creativity was like a spermatic flow, constantly generating new ideas.

Grammatical Forms of spermatic

• past tense: spermed
• plural: spermatics
• comparative: more spermatic
• superlative: most spermatic
• present tense: spermatic
• future tense: will be spermatic
• perfect tense: has been spermatic
• continuous tense: is being spermatic
• singular: spermatic
• positive degree: spermatic
• infinitive: to spermatic
• gerund: spermaticing
• participle: spermaticed

Origin and Evolution of spermatic

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'spermatic' originates from the Greek word 'spermatikos', which means 'pertaining to seed or semen'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in a biological context to refer to anything related to seed or semen, the term 'spermatic' has evolved to also encompass a more metaphorical sense of vitality or creative energy.