Fecund ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Fecund ( adjective )

1. Capable of producing an abundance of offspring or new growth.
2. Productive in generating new ideas or creative works.

Origin:

From latin fecundus meaning "fruitful, fertile".

Examples:

1. The soil in the valley was fecund and supported a wide variety of crops.
2. The fecund forest was home to a diverse range of wildlife.
3. She was a fecund artist, constantly creating new works.
4. The fecund mind of the inventor produced many groundbreaking ideas.
5. The fecund river delta was a hub of fishing and agriculture.

(As a verb)

Fecund ( verb )

1. Capable of producing an abundance of offspring or new growth.
2. Productive in generating new ideas or creative works.

Origin:

From latin fecundus meaning "fruitful, fertile".

Examples:

1. The soil in the valley was fecund and supported a wide variety of crops.
2. The fecund forest was home to a diverse range of wildlife.
3. She was a fecund artist, constantly creating new works.
4. The fecund mind of the inventor produced many groundbreaking ideas.
5. The fecund river delta was a hub of fishing and agriculture.