generich
English
adj
Definitions
- (genetics) Having a higher than normal concentration of genes
Etymology
Compound from English gene + English rich.
Origin
English
rich
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Richmond English
- antigene English
- antirich English
- aristogene English
- cisgene English
- cytogene English
- eigengene English
- electrogene English
- endogene English
- gene English
- genechip English
- geneflow English
- geneless English
- genelet English
- genelike English
- geneset English
- genetic English
- genic English
- genism English
- genome English
- genometastasis English
- genomics English
- gerontogene English
- glycogene English
- immunogene English
- intergene English
- intragene English
- megarich English
- metagene English
- minigene English
- morphogene English
- multigene English
- nonrich English
- oligogene English
- oncogene English
- overrich English
- pharmacogene English
- polygene English
- proxygene English
- pseudogene English
- retrogene English
- rich English
- rich-kid English
- richdom English
- richen English
- richer English
- richish English
- richling English
- richly English
- richness English
- richweed English
- selenogene English
- semirich English
- subgene English
- supergene English
- superrich English
- transgene English
- ultrarich English
- unigene English
- unrich English
- Gen German
- riche French
- γενεά Ancient Greek
- riche Middle English
- géin Irish
- جين Arabic
- riĉa Esperanto
- rich
- gene
- genic
- genism
- unrich
- richly
- genome
- richen
- richer
- nonrich
- geneset
- subgene
- cisgene
- genelet
- richish
- unigene
- richdom
- genetic
- Richmond
- antirich
- geneflow
- geneless
- genomics
- richness
- genechip
- richling
- genelike
- rich-kid
- cytogene
- minigene
- richweed
- polygene
- semirich
- endogene
- antigene
- metagene
- megarich
- overrich
- oncogene
- superrich
- oligogene
- retrogene
- glycogene
- supergene
- eigengene
- multigene
- intragene
- proxygene
- transgene
- ultrarich
- intergene
- aristogene
- selenogene
- morphogene
- pseudogene
- immunogene
- electrogene
- gerontogene
- pharmacogene
- genometastasis