enceinte [en-seynt, ahn-sant; French ahn-sant]
adjective
1. pregnant, with child.
Origin: 1590-1600; < Middle French < Late Latin incincta, perhaps literally “ungirded,” equivalent to Latin in- in-3+ cincta, feminine of cinctus, past participle of cingere to belt, gird, surround
Enceinte (noun)
enceinte [en-seynt, ahn-sant; French ahn-sant]
noun, plural enceintes [en-seynts, en-sants; French ahn-sant]
1. a wall or enclosure, as of a fortified place.
2. the place enclosed.
Origin: 1700-10; < French: enclosure, also girding fence or rampart < Latin incincta, noun use of feminine of incinctus girded in (past participle of incingere), equivalent to in- in-2+ cing- gird + -tus past participle suffix
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