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| Some Scandanavian words for the term "introduction" are | | Some Scandanavian words for the term "introduction" are |
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| *Danish — introducerede | | *Danish — ''introducerede '' |
| *Norwegian — introduserte | | *Norwegian — ''introduserte '' |
| *Icelandic — introdecerede | | *Icelandic — ''introdecerede'' |
| *Swedish — kyrkotagen | | *Swedish — ''kyrkotagen '' |
| *Finnish — kyrkotagen (Swedish language time period) | | *Finnish — ''kyrkotagen'' (Swedish language time period) |
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| The custom dates back to the Bible where Moses taught that after a mother had born a child, she was basically not to have visitors or be out in society for about six weeks minimum. | | The custom dates back to the Bible where Moses taught that after a mother had born a child, she was basically not to have visitors or be out in society for about six weeks minimum. |