Insemination (noun)

The introduction of semen into the female reproductive tract for the purpose of achieving pregnancy.

Origin:

Insemination is derived from the latin word "inseminare" meaning to sow or plant.

Examples:

1. The couple decided to try artificial insemination as a way to have a baby.
2. The doctor performed the insemination procedure by inserting the sperm directly into the woman's uterus.
3. The insemination was successful, and the woman became pregnant.
4. The couple was very excited about the insemination, as they had been trying to have a baby for a long time.
5. The insemination was done using the sperm of a sperm donor.