"state of a female who has conceived or is with child," 1520s (originally figurative), from pregnant (adj.1) + abstract noun suffix -cy. Literal use attested from 1590s. An earlier word in this sense was pregnacioun (early 15c.), from Old French pregnacion and Latin praegnationem.
preformed
preggers
preggo
preglacial
pregnable
pregnancy
pregnant
Pre-Greek
preheat
prehensile
prehension