English
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Etymology
From L. #Latin|genus < AGr. γÎνοÏ� (genos)
Pronunciation
UK: AHD|j�n'�s, IPA|/�d�i�n�s/, SAMPA|/"dZi:n@s/
Noun
en-noun|gen|era
- context|biology|taxonomy a rank in the classification of organisms, below family and above species; a taxon at that rank
#: All magnolias belong to the genus Magnolia.
- A group with common attributes
- topology A number measuring some aspect of the complexity of any of various manifolds or graphs
Translations
trans-top|rank in a taxonomic classification between family and species
Czech: rod m
Catalan: gènere m
Danish: slægt c
Dutch: geslacht n
Estonian: perekond
Finnish: suku
French: genre m
Hungarian: nemzetség
Italian: genere m
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Japanese: � (zoku)
Portuguese: gênero m
Swedish: släkte
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trans-top|taxon at this rank
Catalan: gènere
Danish: slægt c
Dutch: geslacht n
Finnish: suku
French: genre m
German: Gattung f
Hungarian: nemzetség
Italian: genere m
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Portuguese: gênero m
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trans-top|group with common attributes
Dutch: soort f
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ttbc|Bulgarian: �од m
ttbc|Interlingua: genere
ttbc|Lithuanian: gentis f
ttbc|Polish: rodzaj m
ttbc|Spanish: género m
Related terms
general
generic
See also
generic name
class
division
kingdom
order
phylum
species
Category:English nouns with irregular plurals
Dutch
Etymology
L. genus < AGr. γÎνοÏ� (genos)
Noun
nl-noun|g=n|genera|-
- botany a rank in a taxonomic classification, in between family and species.
- botany a taxon at this rank
- linguistics gender
Synonyms
geslacht (2)
Latin
Etymology
Romanized form of AGr.|la γÎνοÏ� (genos)
Noun
genus n (genitive: generis; plural: genera)
- birth, tribe, people, clan
- set, group (with common attributes)
Related terms
genocide
generalis
generare
generate
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