Genevian
/dʒəˈniːvɪən/(also Genevean) Now rare
noun
= Genevan.
adjective
= Genevan.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Matthew Parker (1504–1575), archbishop of Canterbury and patron of scholarship. From the name of Geneva + -ian. With the noun compare later Genevois, Genevan, and Genevese. With the adjective compare later Genevan, Genevese, and Genevois.
- uncombed
- uncombined
- uncomely
- uncomfortable
- uncomfortableness
- uncomfortably
- uncomfy
- uncomment
- uncommercial
- uncommercialised
- uncommercialized
- uncommitted
- uncommon
- uncommonly
- uncommonness
- uncommunicated
- uncommunicative
- uncommunicatively
- uncommunicativeness
- uncompacted
- uncompanionable
- uncompassionate
- uncompensated
- uncompetitive
- uncompetitively