generous
1> , 
_Ex:
generous nature  
_Ex:
generous spirit  
_Ex:
generous impulse  
_Ex:
generous conqueror  
2> 
_Ex:
generous nature  
_Ex:
to be generous with one's money   ( )
( )
_Ex:
she is not very generous with the food   
 
_Ex:
he is very generous with his time    
  
_Ex:
to give generous praise    
_Ex:
to be generous to a fault   , 
  
3> , 
_Ex:
generous fare  
_Ex:
a generous spoonful of sugar     
_Ex:
a generous helping of meat   
_Ex:
generous allowance    ; 
  
_Ex:
generous of size  
_Ex:
the seams in this dress are very generous   
( )  
4>  ( )
5> ,  ( )
6> ,  ( )

generously
1> , 
2> 
_Ex:
he helped himself generously to the pie   
 
_Ex:
you've salted the meat rather generously    
 ,   
_Ex:
a dress cut generously around the waist    


generousness
1> , 
2> 

geneses
1> _pl.  genesis

genesial
1> _.   ,   
_Ex:
genesial cycle  ,  , 

genesis
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the world has seen the genesis of space travel  
  ()  
2> (G.) _.  

genesis rock
1> _.  , ,  

genet
1> _. ,  (Genetta gen.)
2> _.    

genethliacon
1> ,   

genethliacs
1>      ; 


genethlialogy
1>      ; 


genetic carrier
1> _.   

genetic code
1> _.  

genetic counseling
1>   (   . .)

genetic counselor
1>    

genetic drift
1> _.    
 

genetic engineer
1>     

genetic engineering
1> _.  

genetic load
1> _.   (  )

genetic map
1> _.  ;   
 

genetic marker
1> _. -,  ,  

genetic screening
1> _.    (   
,     )

genetic, genetical
1> _. 
_Ex:
genetic, genetical affinity  
_Ex:
genetic, genetical relation(ship)  

genetically
1> ;  ;   ,


geneticist
1> 

genetics
1> 

genetrices
1> _pl.  genetrix

genetrix
1> _. ; 

geneva
1> ,    

Geneva Bible
1>   (  , 
   1560 .)

Geneva brassard
1>   

Geneva Convention
1>  

Geneva cross
1>  

Geneva gown
1>    

Genevan
1> 
2> ; 
3> 
4> 

Genevese
1> 
2> ; 
3> 
4> 

geneyic surgery
1> _.  

genial
1> ; , , ; 
_Ex:
genial old man  () 
_Ex:
a man with a genial character  
_Ex:
genial smiles  () 
_Ex:
genial company  () ,  ()

2>  (   . .)
_Ex:
genial day  () 
_Ex:
genial warmth  
_Ex:
genial climate  
_Ex:
genial sunshine  
_Ex:
the genial influence of good wine  ()
 
3> _. 
_Ex:
genial bed  
4> _. 
5> _. 
_Ex:
genial cups  () 
6> _. 
7> _. 

geniality
1> ; , , ; 
2>  (  . .)

genialness
1> ; , , ; 
2>  (  . .)

geniculate, geniculated
1> _. ; 

genie
1> , 

genii
1> _pl.  genie  genius

genip
1> _.  (Genipa gen.)

genip-tree
1> _.  (Genipa gen.)

genipap
1> _.  (Genipa americana)
2>  

genista
1> _.  (Genista gen.)

genital
1> _. , 
_Ex:
genital age  

genitalia
1> _pl. _.  , 

genitals
1> _pl. _.  , 

genitive
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
the genitive of this word is...   
...
_Ex:
in the genitive   
2> _. 
_Ex:
genitive case  

genitor
1> _. , 
2> _pl. 
3> _. _pl. _. _.  , 

genitrix
1> _. ; 

geniture
1> _. ; 
2> ,   
3> _. , 
4> _pl. _.  , 

genius
1> ; 
_Ex:
a man of genius  
_Ex:
Goethe had genius    
_Ex:
the impress of genius  
_Ex:
it is a work of genius   
_Ex:
there's genius in the way this was painted   
 
2> (_pl. -niuses) ,  , 

_Ex:
Shakespeare was a true genius    
3> (.  . .) ; ; 
_Ex:
genius for (to) acting  
_Ex:
to have a genius for music   

_Ex:
he has a genius for making friends    
  (  ),   
_Ex:
he's got a genius for saying the wrong thing   
 ,  
4> (_pl. -nii) , 
_Ex:
good genius   ()
_Ex:
tutelar(y) genius -
_Ex:
he is my evil genius    
5> (_pl. -niuses) , ,  
-. 
6> (_pl. -niuses)  (, , , , 
 . .)
_Ex:
the genius of the Renaissance period   
_Ex:
the French genius   
_Ex:
war is repugnant to the genius of the people  
 
_Ex:
the genius of our langauge is its use of short words which
do not change their endings    
   ,    

genius loci
1> _.   ( )

genned-up
1> _. ,  
_Ex:
he is genned-up about foreign affairs     
,      

geno-
1>      :
_Ex:
genocide 
2> ; 
_Ex:
genocopy 
_Ex:
genotype 

Genoa
1> 

Genoa cake
1>      

genoblast
1> _. ,   

genocidal
1>   

genocide
1> 

Genoese
1> ; 
2> 

genome
1> _. ,  

genotype
1> _. 

genre
1> , 
2>  
_Ex:
in works of this genre    
3> ,   (. genre painting)

genre-piece
1>  

Genro
1> _. 

gens
1> ,  (  )
2> _.    

gent
1> _. _.  gentleman ; 
 
_Ex:
what are you drinking tonight, gents?   
, ?
_Ex:
gents' outfitters _.     
2> _. ; , 

genteel
1> _. 
2> _. _. , ; ;

_Ex:
genteel poverty  
3> _.  ,   
; , ; -
_Ex:
she has a very genteel way of holding her glass  
,  

genteel business
1> _. _. "" ;    
   

genteelism
1> . _. ;   (
)

genteelness
1>   .

gentes
1> _pl.  gens

gentian
1> _.  (Gentiana gen.)

gentian-worts
1> _.    (Gentinaceae)

gentil
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. , 
4> _. , 
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> _.   , 
8>     , 

gentilesse
1> _. , ; 
2> , 

gentilitial
1> _.  , ; 
2> _. ; 
3> _. ,    

gentility
1> _.   , , ;
 
_Ex:
shabby gentility     

2> _. , ; 
3> _. ;    
4> _. , 

gentle
1> , ; ; , 
_Ex:
gentle nature  () 
_Ex:
gentle heart  () 
_Ex:
the gentle sex  
_Ex:
gentle look  ;  
_Ex:
gentle call  ;  
_Ex:
gentle manners  
_Ex:
gentle music  () 
_Ex:
to be gentle with one's hands   
_Ex:
a very gentle person, who never loses her temper 
,      
_Ex:
as gentle as a lamb   
2> , 
_Ex:
gentle river  
3> , 
_Ex:
gentle heat  
_Ex:
gentle push  
_Ex:
in a gentle voice  
_Ex:
don't press him, try a little gentle persuasion  
 ,      (
)
_Ex:
gentle rebuke  
_Ex:
gentle rustle in the grass   (- )  
_Ex:
the car came to a gentle stop   
_Ex:
gentle glow  
_Ex:
gentle breeze  ; _.   (3 )
4> , ; , 
5> , 
_Ex:
gentle slope  
6> , 
_Ex:
gentle blood  
_Ex:
of gentle birth   ()
7> _. , ; , 
_Ex:
gentle knight  
_Ex:
gentle reader   ( 
 )
8> _. ; 
9> _. 
10> _. ;  ()
11> ,    (   )

gentle-hearted
1> , 

gentlefolks
1> .  .  . .: ,  ,


gentlehood
1> , 
2> , , 

gentleman
1> ;   
_Ex:
true (perfect) gentleman  
_Ex:
he is a gentleman   
_Ex:
he is one of nature's gentlemen    

_Ex:
he is a gentleman every inch of him   ()
,      
_Ex:
to be a gentleman in the finest sense of the word 
    
_Ex:
he is no gentleman    
_Ex:
there is nothing of the gentleman about him   
  
_Ex:
a gentleman never uses such langauge  
  
_Ex:
be a gentleman and give her your seat  
   
2> _.  
_Ex:
to lead the life of a gentleman    
3> _. 
_Ex:
gentleman of the King's bedchamber -
4> - ()
_Ex:
gentlemen and players   
5> , , 
_Ex:
young gentleman   ()
_Ex:
who is the gentleman in the corner?     ?
_Ex:
a gentleman has called to see you    -

_Ex:
for gentlemen only!   ! ()
_Ex:
my gentleman ,    ;  
6> _. 
_Ex:
the Honourable G.   (   
     )
_Ex:
the Most Honourable G.   (
  -      
,   ,   
 )
_Ex:
the Right Honourable G.   (
  -      ,
 .  , ,      )
_Ex:
the honourable and gallant gentleman   
 (      ,
  ,     )
_Ex:
the gentleman from Texas _.   ,
     
7> _pl.  :
_Ex:
gentlemen! !
8> _pl.  
_Id:
gentleman's (gentlemen's) agreement  
_Id:
gentleman of the cloth  ,  ,

_Id:
gentleman of the gown (of the (long) robe)  
_Id:
gentleman of the inkpot (of the press) , 
_Id:
gentleman of the pad, gentleman of the road "  
", 
_Id:
gentleman of fortune  ; ; ;
 
_Id:
walking gentleman _. 
_Id:
gentleman of virtue  
_Id:
a gentleman's gentleman , , 
_Id:
gentleman at large    , 
 ; _.    
_Id:
old gentleman, gentleman in black , 
_Id:
gentleman in brown 
_Id:
the (little) gentleman in black velvet 
_Id:
a gentleman of the three outs (out of pocket, out at elbows,
out of credit)  ,  ,  

gentleman-at-arms
1> -

gentleman-farmer
1> ,   ,
-

gentleman-in-waiting
1> 

gentleman-usher
1>   

gentlemanhood
1> , 
2> ,  

gentlemanism
1> ,   

gentlemanlike
1> , ,  ;
; 
_Ex:
your behaviour was not fair, not gentlemanlike   
,  -
2> , 

gentlemanliness
1> ;   ; ; 

gentlemanly
1> , ,  ;
; 
_Ex:
your behaviour was not fair, not gentlemanly   
,  -
2> , 
_Ex:
the gentlemanly tone of the discussion 
 
3> _. -

gentlemanship
1> _. , ,
2> _. ,  
3> _.  

gentleness
1> ; ; 

gentleship
1> , 
2> ,  

gentlewoman
1> , 
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. ,  (  )

