genetrix
noun
gen·e·trix
ˈjenə‧(ˌ)triks
plural genetrices
ˌjenə‧ˈtrī(ˌ)sēz
: mother
a genetrix of aldermen and beadles
Francis Berry
Francis Berry
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from the stem of gignere to beget
- side-chain theory
- side-close
- side-coat
- side-cut brick
- side-delivery rake
- side-dress
- side-dressed
- side-dresses
- side-dressing
- side-end lines
- side-eye
- side-eyed
- side-glance
- side-glances
- side-hustle
- side-hustles
- side-look
- side-necked
- side-on
- side-out
- side-scan sonar
- side-sew
- side-straddle hop
- side-striped jackal
- side-thread stitch