-geny
/dʒəni/combiningForm
Denoting the mode by which something develops or is produced: orogeny organogeny
Origin
Related to French -génie; both forms derive from Greek -geneia, from gen- (root of gignomai 'be born, become' and genos 'a kind').
- jog on
- jog-shuttle
- jog someone's memory
- jogtrot
- Johannesburg
- Johannes factotum
- Johannine
- Johannisberg
- Johannisberger
- Johannisberg Riesling
- john
- John, Augustus
- John Barleycorn
- John, Barry
- johnboat
- John Bull
- John Chrysostom, St
- John Citizen
- John Crow
- John Day River
- John Doe
- John Dory
- John D. Rockefeller
- Johne's disease
- John Ford