Menopause is the opposite of menarche.
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Menarche
//ˈmɛˌnɑɹ.ki//
Synonyms for "menarche" (2 found)
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18 translations across 15 languages.
Basque
1 entries- menarkia noun (first menstruation)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 初潮 noun (first menstruation)
- 初經 /初经 noun (first menstruation)
Dutch
1 entries- menarche noun (first menstruation)
Finnish
1 entries- menarke noun (first menstruation)
French
1 entries- ménarche noun (first menstruation)
German
1 entries- Menarche noun (first menstruation)
Icelandic
1 entries- fyrstu tíðir noun (first menstruation)
Italian
1 entries- menarca noun (first menstruation)
Japanese
2 entries- 初潮 noun (first menstruation)
- 初経 noun (first menstruation)
Polish
1 entries- pierwsza miesiączka noun (first menstruation)
Portuguese
1 entries- menarca noun (first menstruation)
Russian
2 entries- мена́рхе noun (first menstruation)
- пе́рвая менструа́ция noun (first menstruation)
Spanish
1 entries- menarquia noun (first menstruation)
Swedish
1 entries- menarche noun (first menstruation)
Tagalog
1 entries- abot-tubo noun (first menstruation)
Sample sentences
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The onset of menarche is influenced by many factors, including genetics and nutrition, and the age of menarche varies significantly across the world.
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From a social perspective, menarche is typically considered the central event of female puberty - but menarche does not necessarily signal that ovulation has begun occurring.
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How old is she? Nine? Ten? The menarche is not far off – a hint of a bosom, poor child.
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