fœcund

English edit

fœcund (comparative more fœcund, superlative most fœcund)

(hypercorrect) Obsolete form of fecund.
- 1739, Richard Bradley, chapter IX, in A Philosophical Account of the Works of Nature, page 136:
  On the contrary, if we examine the Eggs of Animals before they have been rendered fœcund by the Male, we cannot obſerve the leaſt Principle of the Animal.