GENOS

Meaning of GENOS in English

[Gr.]

n [Gr. Hist.] genos;

geno- geno- (1. kind, genus; 2. race; 3. offspring)

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KIN — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English cynn; a~ to Old High German chunni race, Latin genus birth, race, …
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GENEALOGY — noun (plural -gies) Etymology: Middle English genealogie, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin genealogia, from Greek, from genea race, family + …
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-GEN — also ~e noun combining form Etymology: French -gène, from Greek ~ēs born; akin to Greek genos birth producer , one …
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KIN — I. ˈkin noun ( plural kin ; see sense 1a ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English cyn; akin to …
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PTERYGOGENEA — ˌterəgōˈjēnēə Etymology: New Latin, from pteryg- + -genea (from Greek genos race, kind) — more at gen- synonym of pterygota
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HOMOGENEOUS — | ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷|jēnēəs, -nyəs, Brit sometimes -|jen- adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin homogeneus, homogenus, from Greek homogenēs, from homo- hom- + -genēs (from …
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GRIMM'S LAW — ˈgrimz- noun Usage: usually capitalized G & often capitalized L Etymology: after Jacob Grimm died 1863 German philologist 1. a. …
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GNESIO-LUTHERAN — |nēzē(ˌ)ō+ noun Usage: usually capitalized G&L Etymology: Greek gnēsios genuine, born in wedlock + English lutheran; akin to Greek genos …
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GENECOLOGY — |jēn, |jen+ noun ( -es ) Etymology: Greek genos race (from gignesthai to be born) + English ecology — more …
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DIPLOGENIC — |diplō|jenik adjective Etymology: dipl- + Greek genos race, kin + English -ic — more at kin : partaking of the …
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CONSONANT SHIFT — noun 1. : the set of regular changes in consonant articulation which distinguish the Germanic languages from the other Indo-European …
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APTERYGOGENEA — apˌterə(ˌ)gōˈjēnēə Etymology: New Latin, from a- (II) + pteryg- + -genea (from Greek genos race, kin) — more at kin …
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ABLAUT — ˈäˌplau̇t, ˈaˌbl- noun ( -s ) Etymology: German, from ab off, away from, down from (from Old High German aba …
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KIN — — kinless , adj. /kin/ , n. 1. a person's relatives collectively; kinfolk. 2. family relationship or kinship. 3. a …
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GENUS — /jee"neuhs/ , n. , pl. genera /jen"euhr euh/ , genuses . 1. Biol. the usual major subdivision of a family …
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KIN — I. ˈkin noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English cynn; akin to Old High German chunni race, Latin genus birth, …
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HOMOGENEOUS — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin homogeneus, homogenus, from Greek homogenēs, from hom- + genos kind — more at kin Date: 1641 …
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HETEROGENEOUS — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin heterogeneus, from Greek heterogenēs, from heter- + genos kind — more at kin Date: 1630 : …
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GENEALOGY — noun ( plural -gies ) Etymology: Middle English genealogie, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin genealogia, from Greek, from genea race, …
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-GEN — also -gene Etymology: French -gène, from Greek -genēs born; akin to Greek genos birth 1. : producer andro gen 2. …
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GEN- — or geno- Etymology: Greek genos birth, race, kind — more at kin 1. : offspring : race geno cide 2. …
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COSMOGONY — noun ( plural -nies ) Etymology: New Latin cosmogonia, from Greek kosmogonia, from kosmos + gonos offspring; akin to Greek …
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HOMOGENOUS — [ hə'mɒdʒɪnəs ] ■ adjective Biology old-fashioned term for homologous . Origin C19: from homo- + Gk genos 'race, kind' …
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HOMOGENEOUS — [ ˌhɒmə(ʊ)'dʒi:nɪəs , -'dʒɛn- , ˌhəʊm- ] ■ adjective 1》 of the same kind. ↘consisting of parts all of the …
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HETEROGENEOUS — [ ˌhɛt(ə)rə(ʊ)'dʒi:nɪəs , -'dʒɛn- ] ■ adjective 1》 diverse in character or content. 2》 Chemistry denoting a process involving substances …
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GENOCIDE — [ 'dʒɛnəsʌɪd ] ■ noun the deliberate killing of a very large number of people from a particular ethnic group …
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GENE — [ dʒi:n ] ■ noun a unit of heredity which is transferred from a parent to offspring and is held …
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-GENY — ■ combining form denoting the mode by which something develops or is produced: orogeny. Origin rel. to Fr. -génie ; …
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KIN — [kin] n [ME, fr. OE cynn; akin to OHG chunni race, L genus birth, race, kind, Gk genos, L gignere …
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ANCIENT GREEK CIVILIZATION — the period following Mycenaean civilization, which ended in about 1200 BC, to the death of Alexander the Great, in 323 …
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