- -geny
- -geny element meaning "genesis, origin, production," from Fr. -génie, from Gk. -geneia, from genes "born, produced" (see GENUS (Cf. genus)).
Etymology dictionary. 2014.
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-geny — combining form denoting the mode by which something develops or is produced: orogeny. Origin rel. to Fr. génie; both forms derive from Gk geneia, from gen (root of gignomai be born, become and genos a kind ) … English new terms dictionary
