English to Yiddish Meaning of spay - ספּייַ

Spay :

ספּייַ

Spay :: ספּייַSpayed :: ספּייַעדSpaying :: ספּייַינגSpays :: ספּייַס

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Definitions of spay in English

Verb(1) remove the ovaries of

Examples of spay in English

(1) I think it's practical to spay and neuter deer to gradually decrease the population.(2) We have no by-laws forcing pet owners to spay or neuter their cats and dogs.(3) The only answer is to have your animal spayed or neutered.(4) At least five dogs had died at the Humane Society because of heat conditions there and negligent spaying and neutering.(5) Does the policy cover neutering or spaying costs?(6) I had my house rabbit spayed a couple of weeks ago.(7) Spaying your pet before her first heat will significantly reduce her chances of developing breast cancer later in life.(8) People abandon their pets, and these animals are not spayed or neutered.(9) You might also want to kindly discuss spaying / neutering with your neighbors.(10) She estimates that over the years she has picked up as many as 100 strays and had them spayed or neutered.(11) By spaying your cat, you can prevent several unwanted behaviors.(12) Spaying and neutering ensures that your pet cannot reproduce.(13) Nearly 71,000 cats and dogs were spayed or neutered over the four-year period.(14) Cats are astonishingly effective breeders, and spaying one female can prevent the birth of 36,000 kittens within just five years.(15) The emphasis on spaying females is critically important.

(1) spawn point ::

רויג פונט

Synonyms

Verb

1. neuter ::

נעוטער

2. castrate ::

קאַסטראַטע

3. alter ::

יבערבייַטן

Different Forms

spay, spayed, spaying, spays

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