Menopausal (adjective)

1. Relating to or undergoing menopause, a natural biological process in which a woman's reproductive ability declines and her menstrual periods stop.
2. Relating to the changes in hormone levels and physical symptoms that occur during menopause.

Origin:

The word 'menopausal' is derived from the greek word 'ménos' meaning 'month' and 'pausis' meaning 'cessation'. it has been in use since the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. The menopausal woman was experiencing hot flashes and mood swings.
2. The menopausal symptoms were affecting her sleep and causing anxiety.
3. The menopausal transition can be a challenging time for many women.
4. The menopausal woman was prescribed hormone therapy to alleviate her symptoms.
5. The menopausal woman was advised to maintain a healthy lifestyle to reduce her risk of certain health problems.