Noun:

पुरुष एकाच वेळी अनेक विवाह करतात,

polygyny's Usage Examples:

These include sororal polygyny, in which the co-wives are sisters; and hut polygyny, in which.

Males can increase their reproductive success by polygyny which will lead the competition with other males over females.

observed opting instead for lek polygyny, where males hold territories at nonflowering plants and landmarks such as small hills and prominent vegetation.

BreedingPainted buntings are mostly monogamous and are solitary or in pairs during the breeding season, but sometimes exhibit polygyny.

The species shows both monogynous and polygynous mating, with a preference for polygyny in most mating environments.

or reproductively motivated systems include monogamy, polygyny, polyandry, polygamy and promiscuity.

partners, it is known as polygyny; and each sex has their benefits in being promiscuous.

Given the detail given to different kinds of sexual union in early medieval Welsh law, it seems reasonable to assume that polygyny was also common in Wales some time before the law-texts were put into writing.

The small red ant, Leptothorax acervorum, has colonies that switch from monogyny to polygyny as a result of seasonal fluctuations.

Since the nineteenth century, both men and women question the legal system regarding the Sharia Laws effect on women such as strict veiling, education, seclusion, polygyny and concubinage.

We also know that, at least amongst the Gaulish and the early medieval Irish nobility, polygyny was a widespread practice.

narrow-headed ant species, the two different types of colony structure are: monogyny, one queen per colony, and polygyny, more than one queen per colony.

It is to be understood as polygyny, however.

Synonyms:

polygamy,