 | Term | Definition |
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expatriate |
a person who is forced to leave his or her native country; (v) to exile |
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geneaology |
an account of ancestors and descendants |
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genesis |
the beginning, orgin, or way in which something was created |
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genetics |
the branch of biology dealing with heredity |
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maternity |
concerning prospective mothers; for pregnant women |
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matriach |
the mother who rules the family or tribe |
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matrimony |
the act of marrying; the state of being married |
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matronly |
like a married woman; dignified, stately |
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paternal |
fatherly; of or like father; on the father's side of the family |
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patrician |
a noble, high-ranking person |
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gen |
birth, orgin; family, race |
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mater/matri |
mother |
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pater/patr |
father |
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-able/ible |
able, can do |
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-il/-ile |
capable of being, like |
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-fy/-ify |
to make |
