genesis in Greek
genesis in Greek is γένεση, Γένεση — genesis means the origin or beginning of something.
genesis in Greek
γένεση
Pronounced: genesi
Γένεση
Pronounced: Genesi
(religion, book of the bible) The first book in the Hebrew Bible.
What does "genesis" mean?
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noun The origin or beginning of something.
"The book describes the genesis of the idea during a long train journey."
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name The first book of the Hebrew Bible and Old Testament, describing creation.
"The story of Adam and Eve appears in Genesis."
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genesis in a sentence
- The book describes the genesis of the idea during a long train journey.
- The genesis of the company was a single garage in 1998.
- The story of Adam and Eve appears in Genesis.
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What is "genesis" in Greek?
"genesis" in Greek is γένεση, Γένεση. genesis means: The origin or beginning of something.
How do you pronounce γένεση?
"genesis" in Greek is γένεση, pronounced "genesi".
How do you use "genesis" in a sentence?
Example: "The book describes the genesis of the idea during a long train journey." In Greek, "genesis" is γένεση, Γένεση.
Are there other ways to say "genesis" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "genesis": γένεση, Γένεση.
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