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The Kur fertilized egg, at an early stage, is deposited in one of the "rooted wombs," where it is brought to term, or, better, comes to term, as it feeds and tears its way from the womb. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 45, Sentence #33)

It is difficult, particularly at first, to tell one Kur from another. Indeed, I might easily have taken the she-Kur for a male. The she-Kur tends, statistically, to be slighter than the male, and narrower in her frame. The Kur fertilized egg, at an early stage, is deposited in one of the "rooted wombs," where it is brought to term, or, better, comes to term, as it feeds and tears its way from the womb. "To the noble Lord Grendel!" called a large, handsome, long-armed, reclining, red-robed fellow at one of the two tables closest to the dais, lifting a wine goblet toward the dais. "Lord Grendel!" said several others, lifting their goblets. The Kurii on the dais, too, lifted their goblets, and Lord Grendel modestly inclined his head, briefly, acknowledging this attention. - (Plunder of Gor)