inseminator
- noun
- /ɪnˈsɛmɪneɪtər/
- NSFW
- An estimated 80 percent of cow impregnations are performed by an artificial inseminator, the Times learned, though sometimes bulls are still brought in to mate.
Examples
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The farmer hired a skilled inseminator to help improve the genetics of his cattle herd.
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During the breeding season, an inseminator is essential for ensuring the successful fertilization of the sheep.
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The inseminator used a special device to accurately introduce semen into the mare for optimal pregnancy chances.
Synonyms
A device that pushes liquid or gas into another part
A device that puts liquid into a part of the body, like the eye, drop by drop
Surface Forms
Morphology
inseminator = inseminate (transparent) = inseminate + or
Agentive formation from the verb 'inseminate' describing a person or device that performs insemination.
Etymology
Inseminator comes from Latin parts in- meaning 'into' and semen meaning 'seed', giving the simple image of 'putting seed in'. That's why the word is used for a person or device that introduces semen to help make someone pregnant.