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31genet — cy·a·no·genet·ic; genet; …
32genet — vikšrinis kiškiakrūmis statusas T sritis vardynas apibrėžtis Pupinių šeimos dekoratyvinis, prieskoninis, pluoštinis augalas (Spartium junceum), paplitęs Afrikos šiaurėje, Europos pietuose, Azijos pietvakariuose. Naudojamas maisto priedams… …
33Genet — I. biographical name Edmond Charles Édouard 1763 1834 Citizen Genet French diplomat in U.S. II. biographical name Jean 1910 1986 French dramatist & novelist …
34GENET — s. m. Espèce de cheval d Espagne entier. Monté sur un genet d Espagne …
35genet — genet1 /jen it, jeuh net /, n. 1. any small, Old World carnivore of the genus Genetta, esp. G. genetta, having spotted sides and a ringed tail. 2. the fur of such an animal. Also, genette. [1375 1425; late ME < OF genette < Ar jarnait] genet2… …
36Genet — /zheuh nay /; Fr. /zheuh ne /, n. Jean /zhahonn/, 1910 86, French playwright and novelist. * * * ▪ genus of mammal any of about five species of lithe, catlike carnivores of the genus Genetta, family Viverridae. Genets are elongate, short legged… …
37Genêt — Ge•nêt [[t]ʒəˈneɪ[/t]] n. big Edmond Charles Edouard (“Citizen Genêt”), 1763–1834, French minister to the U.S. in 1793 …
38genêt — nm. dlè (usuel au pl.) (Saxel), zhnè (Albanais). A1) genêt à tige ailée : éparda nf. (Clefs) ; inlyéla (Gruffy), R. COD. inlyî <agacer les dents> …
39genet — n. (also genette) 1 any catlike mammal of the genus Genetta, native to Africa and S. Europe, with spotted fur and a long ringed bushy tail. 2 the fur of the genet. Etymology: ME f. OF genete f. Arab. jarnait …
40Genet — n. (also genette) 1 any catlike mammal of the genus Genetta, native to Africa and S. Europe, with spotted fur and a long ringed bushy tail. 2 the fur of the genet. Etymology: ME f. OF genete f. Arab. jarnait …
