in utero

English

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin in utero (“in the uterus”).

Adverb

in utero (not comparable)

Occurring or residing within the uterus or womb.

Translations

occurring within the uterus

French: in utero (fr)

Swedish: ^{(please verify)} I livmodern

Adjective

in utero (not comparable)

Occurring or residing within the uterus or womb.
- 2015 December 1, Stein, Richard A., “The Naturome Awaits the Nurturome”, in Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News, volume 35, number 21, page 36:
  A major research effort in Dr. Nawrot's group is focusing on understanding in utero factors that shape disease risk later in life.

Anagrams

in route, routine, tue-iron

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