Definition of menarche in English:

menarche

noun mɛˈnɑːkiməˈnɑrki

The first occurrence of menstruation.
初潮
age at menarche varies considerably between populations
Example sentencesExamples
- The findings have important implications, as the age of menarche - when menstruation begins - has fallen by two years in the past century.
- Early menarche and late menopause may also increase the risk of breast cancer by affecting lifetime exposure to hormones.
- Most women with the syndrome experience menarche at a normal age but have irregular menstrual periods that gradually become more abnormal, often leading to amenorrhea.
- The longer a woman's fertile life (the interval between the menarche and the menopause), the more likely she will develop Parkinson's disease.
- But the delayed menarche and the delayed puberty may have an effect on their growth and height.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek mēn 'month' + arkhē 'beginning'.

Rhymes

Iraqi, Kawasaki, khaki, larky, malarkey, Nagasaki, narky, parky, raki, saké, saki, sarky, souvlaki, sparky, sukiyaki, teriyaki

Definition of menarche in US English:

menarche

nounməˈnɑrkiməˈnärkē

The first occurrence of menstruation.
初潮
age at menarche varies considerably between populations
Example sentencesExamples
- The findings have important implications, as the age of menarche - when menstruation begins - has fallen by two years in the past century.
- But the delayed menarche and the delayed puberty may have an effect on their growth and height.
- Most women with the syndrome experience menarche at a normal age but have irregular menstrual periods that gradually become more abnormal, often leading to amenorrhea.
- The longer a woman's fertile life (the interval between the menarche and the menopause), the more likely she will develop Parkinson's disease.
- Early menarche and late menopause may also increase the risk of breast cancer by affecting lifetime exposure to hormones.

Origin

Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek mēn ‘month’ + arkhē ‘beginning’.

单词	menarche
释义	Definition of menarche in English: menarche noun mɛˈnɑːkiməˈnɑrki The first occurrence of menstruation. 初潮 age at menarche varies considerably between populations Example sentencesExamples The findings have important implications, as the age of menarche - when menstruation begins - has fallen by two years in the past century. Early menarche and late menopause may also increase the risk of breast cancer by affecting lifetime exposure to hormones. Most women with the syndrome experience menarche at a normal age but have irregular menstrual periods that gradually become more abnormal, often leading to amenorrhea. The longer a woman's fertile life (the interval between the menarche and the menopause), the more likely she will develop Parkinson's disease. But the delayed menarche and the delayed puberty may have an effect on their growth and height. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek mēn 'month' + arkhē 'beginning'. Rhymes Iraqi, Kawasaki, khaki, larky, malarkey, Nagasaki, narky, parky, raki, saké, saki, sarky, souvlaki, sparky, sukiyaki, teriyaki Definition of menarche in US English: menarche nounməˈnɑrkiməˈnärkē The first occurrence of menstruation. 初潮 age at menarche varies considerably between populations Example sentencesExamples The findings have important implications, as the age of menarche - when menstruation begins - has fallen by two years in the past century. But the delayed menarche and the delayed puberty may have an effect on their growth and height. Most women with the syndrome experience menarche at a normal age but have irregular menstrual periods that gradually become more abnormal, often leading to amenorrhea. The longer a woman's fertile life (the interval between the menarche and the menopause), the more likely she will develop Parkinson's disease. Early menarche and late menopause may also increase the risk of breast cancer by affecting lifetime exposure to hormones. Origin Late 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek mēn ‘month’ + arkhē ‘beginning’.
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