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Re: OB:Home Births in Australia - fetus or foetusFrom: andrelat@vega.ivic.qc.caFri Aug 28 12:45:54 1998
At 10:12 98-08-28 -0500, you wrote: >Unlike oestrogens, oesophagus, and all the other English words that >Americans cannot spell correctly, the word fetus does not have a >classical derivative. The nearest to it is foetor which means 'bad >breath'. It is FETUS not FOETUS. In french the word spell is FOETUS: "Chez les animaux vivipares,produit de la conception encore renfermé dans l'utérus,lorsqu'il commence à présenter les caractères distinctifs de l'espèce. Dans l'espèce humaine, produit de la conception à partir du troisième mois dans l'utérus" Le nouveau petit Robert, 1993, french dictionary That's for the french culture!! Dr Paul-André Latulippe 111 Rang 9 St-Christophe d'Arthabaska Québec,Canada G6P 6S1 tel:(819) 357-1784
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