gena angolul
| Latin | Angol |
|---|---|
| indigenus [indigena, indigenum] adjective | native, indigenousadjective sprung from the landadjective |
| lagena [lagenae] (1st) F noun | big earthen jar w / handlesnoun flask / flagonnoun pitcher (Douay)noun |
| melongena [melongenae] (1st) F noun | eggplantnoun |
| monstrigenus [monstrigena, monstrigenum] adjective | monster-bearingadjective producing monstersadjective |
| multigenus [multigena, multigenum] adjective | of many different sortsadjective |
| nubigena [nubigenae] (1st) M noun | cloud-bornnoun of the Centaursnoun |
| octogenarius [octogenaria, octogenarium] adjective | consisting of eightyadjective |
| omnigenus [omnigena, omnigenum] adjective | of every kindadjective |
| primigenus [primigena, primigenum] adjective | original, primitiveadjective |
| quadragenarius [quadragenaria, quadragenarium] adjective | of fortyadjective |
| quadringenarius [quadringenaria, quadringenarium] adjective | of four hundred eachadjective |
| quinquagenarius [quinquagenaria, quinquagenarium] adjective | 50 digit squareadjective 50 years oldadjective containing / consisting of 50adjective from 50 digit sheetadjective |
| quinquagenarius [quinquagenarii] (2nd) M noun | captain of 50 men (Israelite), officer commanding 50 mennoun |
| rurigena [rurigenae] (1st) M noun | |
| sagena [sagenae] (1st) F noun | seine, drag-netnoun |
| septuagenarius [septuagenaria, septuagenarium] adjective | of seventy (70)adjective septuagenarianadjective |
| serpentigena [serpentigenae] (1st) M noun | |
| sexagenarius [sexagenaria, sexagenarium] adjective | containing sixtyadjective sixty years oldadjective |
| terrigena [terrigenae] (1st) C noun | |
| terrigenus [terrigena, terrigenum] adjective | born of earthadjective Giants / monsters, from dragon's teeth, first men, snailadjective |
| Troiugena [Troiugenae] (1st) M noun | born of Trojan stock, descendent of Trojansnoun the Romans (pl.)noun Trojannoun |
| unigena [unigenae] (1st) F noun | |
| vitigenus [vitigena, vitigenum] adjective | produced from the vineadjective |
