genealogy in Turkish

genealogy in Turkish is soy bilimi, jenealoji — genealogy means a person's or family's line of descent traced back through their ancestors.

soy bilimi

noun

(uncountable) The study, and formal recording of such descents.

jenealoji

noun

(uncountable) The study, and formal recording of such descents.

What does "genealogy" mean?

noun A person's or family's line of descent traced back through their ancestors.
"She discovered an interesting genealogy going back to a shipbuilder in the 1700s."
noun A chart or record that maps out this ancestry, such as a family tree.
"The museum displayed a genealogy of the royal family stretching back ten generations."
noun The study of family histories and lines of descent as a discipline.
"He took up genealogy as a hobby after retiring."

She discovered an interesting genealogy going back to a shipbuilder in the 1700s.
Their genealogy includes settlers from three different countries.
The museum displayed a genealogy of the royal family stretching back ten generations.
Grandma keeps a handwritten genealogy in a binder, with every cousin listed by name.

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What is "genealogy" in Turkish?

"genealogy" in Turkish is soy bilimi, jenealoji. genealogy means: A person's or family's line of descent traced back through their ancestors.

How do you use "genealogy" in a sentence?

Example: "She discovered an interesting genealogy going back to a shipbuilder in the 1700s." In Turkish, "genealogy" is soy bilimi, jenealoji.

Are there other ways to say "genealogy" in Turkish?

Yes — Turkish has 2 translations listed for "genealogy": soy bilimi, jenealoji.

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