midwife

• n. 助産師; 貢献因子
• vt.胎児の誕生を助ける；促進する

mid-、同伴者、伴侶、妻、女性。古代の助産婦、現在の助産婦を指すのに使われる。

midwife

midwife: [14] A midwife is etymologically a ‘with-woman’. The mid- element represents the long extinct preposition mid ‘with’ (its Germanic relatives are still alive and well: German mit, Dutch met, and Swedish and Danish med). Wife preserves the original meaning of Old English wīf, ‘woman’. The idea underlying the word is that a midwife is ‘with’ a woman giving birth.

midwife (n.)

c. 1300, "woman assisting," literally "woman who is 'with' " (the mother at birth), from Middle English mid "with" (see mid) + wif "woman" (see wife). Cognate with German Beifrau.

1. The midwife gave him a warm bath.

助産師は彼に熱いシャワーを浴びた。

2."You 're doing really well，"her midwife said encouragingly.

「よくやったね」助産師は励ました。

3.The midwife delivered her sister.

助産看護師が妹を出産した。

4.Darren 's girlfriend is a midwife .

ダレンの彼女は助産師だ。

5.Tell your midwife what you want so she can make a note of it and avoid misunderstandings.

あなたの要求を助産師に伝えることで、誤解を避けるためにメモを取ることができます。