couvade (noun)

1. In ancient Roman mythology, the god Saturn suffered from couvade when his wife, Ops, gave birth to their children.

2. The novel depicted a fictional tribe where the tradition of couvade played a significant role in the storyline.

3. The fashion designer incorporated elements of couvade in her latest collection, exploring the concept of pregnancy and fatherhood in garments.

4. The horror movie portrayed a terrifying scenario where during a couple's childbirth, the husband experiences a disturbing form of couvade.