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genesis Genesis génesis Génesis Gênesis -génesis
English
Etymology
en :bor la:-<ety:der<grc:γένεσῐς>> 1
Via en la -, from en grc γένεσις. The simplex en genesis is in use as a common noun (as opposed to en Genesis, the name of the biblical book) since the late 16th century, as a suffix since the mid 17th century (attested in en epigenesis and en palingenesis). Influenced by French fr -génésie and German de -genese and productive in scientific vocabulary from the 19th century on.
Suffix
en suffix plural -geneses
origin
en -gony
production
Antonyms
en -lysis
Derived terms
en
Related terms
en 3 gene geno- genito- gon- -gen -gene -genic -geny -genous -gony -gonium
Translations
origin
Bulgarian: bg -генеза f
Finnish: fi -geneesi
French: fr -genèse
Galician: gl -xénese
Greek: el -γένεση f
Polish: pl -geneza f
Portuguese: pt -génese
production
Bulgarian: bg -генеза f
Finnish: fi -geneesi
French: fr -genèse
Galician: gl -xénese
Greek: el -γένεση f
Polish: pl -geneza f
References
genesis_2
Anagrams
en eeginss Geisens Giesens seeings signees