vajenících

Vajenících is a term used in some Slavic languages, primarily Czech and Slovak, to refer to the act or process of egg-laying, specifically in the context of reproduction. It directly translates to "laying eggs" or "oviposition." The term is most commonly applied to animals that reproduce by laying eggs, such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and many invertebrates like insects and fish.

The biological process of vajenících involves the female producing and releasing eggs, which are typically fertilized internally or externally. The eggs are then usually encased in a protective shell or membrane and deposited in a suitable environment for development. This environment is often chosen to provide protection from predators and ensure adequate moisture and temperature for the embryo to grow.

In ornithology, vajenících is a fundamental aspect of avian reproduction, describing the act of a bird laying its eggs in a nest. Similarly, in herpetology, it refers to reptiles and amphibians depositing their eggs, which can be laid on land, in water, or even buried. For insects and fish, vajenících can involve laying large numbers of eggs in specific locations, often tied to the availability of food sources for the hatching young. The term emphasizes the physical act of expelling the eggs from the female's reproductive tract.