Genesis in Latin
Genesis in Latin is Liber Genesis, Genesis — Genesis means the origin or beginning of something.
Genesis in Latin
Liber Genesis
(religion, book of the bible) The first book in the Hebrew Bible.
Genesis
(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 genesis of the company was a single garage in 1998."
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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 genesis of the company was a single garage in 1998.
- Historians trace the genesis of the conflict back decades.
- The story of Adam and Eve appears in Genesis.
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What is "Genesis" in Latin?
"Genesis" in Latin is Liber Genesis, Genesis. Genesis means: The origin or beginning of something.
How do you use "Genesis" in a sentence?
Example: "The genesis of the company was a single garage in 1998." In Latin, "Genesis" is Liber Genesis, Genesis.
Are there other ways to say "Genesis" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "Genesis": Liber Genesis, Genesis.
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