Gen
German (Berlin)
/ˈɡeːn/
noun
Definitions
- gene
Etymology
Derived from Ancient Greek γενεά (generation, descent).
Origin
Ancient Greek
γενεά
Gloss
generation, descent
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antigene English
- aristogene English
- cisgene English
- cytogene English
- eigengene English
- electrogene English
- endogene English
- gene English
- genechip English
- geneflow English
- geneless English
- genelet English
- genelike English
- generich English
- geneset English
- genetic English
- genic English
- genism English
- genome English
- genometastasis English
- genomics English
- gerontogene English
- glycogene English
- immunogene English
- intergene English
- intragene English
- metagene English
- minigene English
- morphogene English
- multigene English
- oligogene English
- oncogene English
- pharmacogene English
- polygene English
- proxygene English
- pseudogene English
- retrogene English
- selenogene English
- subgene English
- supergene English
- transgene English
- unigene English
- Genschere German
- Gentest German
- Schere German
- Test German
- gén Hungarian
- gének Hungarian
- gene Italian
- pseudogene Italian
- gen Dutch, Flemish
- gentherapie Dutch, Flemish
- antigène French
- gène French
- homogène French
- transgène French
- ген Russian
- γενεά Ancient Greek
- *ǵenh₁- Proto-Indo-European
- géin Irish
- gen Danish
- جين Arabic
- ژن Persian
- γενεά Greek (modern)
- γενιά Greek (modern)