spayed

English - Turkish

Definition of spayed in English Turkish dictionary

{f} kısırlaştır

kısırlaştırılmış

Related Terms

spay

{f} kısırlaştırmak (dişi)

spay

(dişi hayvanı) kısırlaştırmak

spay

kısırlaştır

Kedimizi kısırlaştırmak zorunda mıyız? - Do we have to have our cat spayed?

Köpeğimi kısırlaştırmak için elli dolar harcadım. - I spent fifty dollars to get my dog spayed.

spay

kısırlaştırmak

Köpeğimi kısırlaştırmak için elli dolar harcadım. - I spent fifty dollars to get my dog spayed.

Kedimizi kısırlaştırmak zorunda mıyız? - Do we have to have our cat spayed?

have it spayed

kısırlaştırmak

spay

(Tıp) Dişi hayvanın yumurtalıklarını çıkarmak

English - English

Definition of spayed in English English dictionary

past of spay

{s} sterilized, rendered unable to breed through removal of the ovaries (Veterinary Medicine)

(of a female animal) having the ovaries removed

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spayed cat

cat which has been sterilized, cat which cannot reproduce

spay

Rare spelling of spayard

spay

To remove or destroy the ovaries (of an animal) in order that it cannot become pregnant

spay

{v} to castrate a female animal, geld, cut

spay

remove the ovaries of; "Is your cat spayed?"

spay

The male of the red deer in his third year; a spade

spay

{f} remove the ovaries of a female animal in order to prevent breeding (Veterinary Medicine)

spay

When a female animal is spayed, it has its ovaries removed so that it cannot become pregnant. All bitches should be spayed unless being used for breeding. = neuter, sterilize. To remove surgically the ovaries of (an animal). to remove part of the sex organs of a female animal so that it is not able to have babies neuter (espeer , from espee , from spatha; SPATULA)

spay

To remove or destroy the ovaries of (an animal) in order that it cannot become pregnant

spay

{i} male red deer who is three years old

spay

To remove or extirpate the ovaries of, as a sow or a bitch; to castrate (a female animal)

Etymology

[ 'spA, nonstand 'spAd ] (transitive verb.) 15th century. Middle English, from Middle French espeer to cut with a sword, from Old French, from espee sword, from Latin spatha sword; more at SPADE.