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Liddell-Scott-Jones Lexicon of Classical Greek
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Words With Similar Definitions
Greek1: genea 2: genethlê 3: sungeneia 4: genesis 5: phulon
Latin1: genus 2: natio 3: sanguis 4: propago 5: progenies
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In Perseus Texts:eidosdiaphoraprosêkôheisengus
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genos, eos or ous, to, race, stock, kin, amphoteroisin homon g. êd' ia patrê Hom. Il. 13.354; haima te kai g. Hom. Od. 8.583; humeterou d' ouk esti geneos basileuteron au=Hom. Od. 15.533; genos paterôn aischunemen Hom. Il. 6.209; g. apolôle tokêôn Hom. Od. 4.62; hothi toi genos esti kai autêi au=Hom. Od. 6.35: freq. abs. in acc., ex Ithakês genos eimi from Ithaca I am by race, au=Hom. Od. 15.267, cf. Hom. Il. 5.544,au=Hom. Il. 5.896=lr, Soph. Phil. 239, etc.; in Att. freq. with the Art., podapos to genos ei; Aristoph. Peace 186, cf. Plat. Soph. 216a: so in dat., genei politai Dem. 23.24; genei huios, opp. an adopted son, IDEM=Dem. 44.2; hoi en genei, = sungeneis, Soph. OT 1430; hoi exô genous IDEM=Soph. Ant. 660; ouden en genei IDEM=Soph. OT 1016; genei prosêkein tini Xen. Anab. 1.6.1; genei apôterô einai Dem. 44.13: in gen., genous einai tinos to be of his race, anagnos kai genous tou Laïou Soph. OT 1383, cf. Xen. Hell. 4.2.9; enguterô, engutata genous, nearer, next of kin, Isaeus 8.33, Aesch. Supp. 388.

2. direct descent, opp. collateral relationship, genos gar, all' ouchi sungeneia
Isaeus 8.33; hai kata genos basileiai hereditary monarchies, Aristot. Pol. 1285a16, au=Aristot. Pol. 1313a10.

II. offspring, even of a single descendant, son g.
Hom. Il. 19.124, au=Hom. Il. 21.186; hê d' ar' eên theion g. oud' anthrôpôn au=Hom. Il. 6.180; hamon Oidipou g. Aesch. Seven 654; Dios g., of Bacchus, Soph. Ant. 1117 (lyr.); Tekmêssa, dusmoron g. IDEM=Soph. Aj. 784.



III. generally, race, of beings, theôn
Aristoph. Thes. 960; hêmitheôn g. andrôn Hom. Il. 12.23; hêmionôn, boôn g., Hom. Il. 2.852, Hom. Od. 20.212; hippeion g., i.e. mules, Soph. Ant. 342; ichthuôn plôton g. IDEM=S.Fr.941.9.

IV. sex, Epich.172.1,
Plat. Sym. 189d; gender, Aristot. Rh. 1407b7, Diog.Bab.Stoic.3.214, etc.

V. class, sort, kind, ta g. tôn kunôn esti dissa
Xen. Hunt. 3.1; to philosophon g. Plat. Rep. 501e; to tôn geôrgôn [g.] IDEM=Plat. Tim. 17c, cf. ti=Plat. Rep. 434b, Aristot. Pol. 1329a27; tôn ichthuopôlôn g. Xenarch.7.4; to tôn parasitôn g. Nicol. Com.1.1, etc.