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- γ121ΓεμίνιοςGeminios, GeminiusProper name.highshort
- γ122ΓέμωI am full [of][Used] with a genitive. The [verb that means] I am filled [with]. "Scipio learned that his nephew was full of idleness and sluggishness and luxury, and he said that he would not rule over …highshort
- γ123Γεννάδαςhighly-bred[Meaning] noble, very well-born.highshort
- γ124ΓεννάδιοςGennadios, GennadiusPatriarch of Constantinople. When he went at night into the holy sanctuary to pray, he saw a demonic apparition and heard it crying out that while he [Gennadios] lived, he [the demon] is yielding, …highshort
- γ125Γενάρχουof a first ancestor, of a founder[Meaning] of a father.highshort
- γ126Γενναῖοςnoble[Meaning] one who was born well. Also [sc. attested is the proverbial saying] "you are noble through your purse", in reference to those appearing to be wellborn because of wealth. "The noble man [is] …highshort
- γ127Γενναιότατοςnoblest"Alas wretch, so poorly you are affected, [you were] the noblest where I am concerned and rescued me from death."highshort
- γ128Γενεάage"According to some [sc. an 'age' is] 7 years, which is also why the doctors say that it is not right to let blood for two ages, saying that [it is] the fourteenth [year] …highmedium
- γ129Γενεαῖς γενεῶνto generations of generationsThat is to limitless generations.highshort
- γ130Γένεθλαoffshoots, races[Meaning] offsprings.highshort
- γ131Γενέθλιαgenethlia, birthdayThe festival of one's birth recurring every year. Also [sc. attested is] genethlialogia, a prophecy concerning [someone's] birth.highshort
- γ132ΓενέθλιοςGenethlius, GenethliosSon of Genethlius; a Palestinian, from Petra. Sophist; a pupil of Minucianus and Agapetus. As a teacher in Athens he was a rival of the famous Callinicus; he was naturally adept, and could memorise …highshort
- γ133ΓενέσιαgenesiaThe commemoration of birth recurring every year.highshort
- γ134Γένεσιςcreation[Meaning] the universe. "And he wandered around creation weighed down with forgetfulness and evil."highshort
- γ135Γένεσιςcreation, generation[Meaning] the ordering of everything. "Isidore, repudiating generation, ever inclined his soul toward god. And it was not possible to see or hear [him] speaking anything but the same things concerning the same things, …highshort
- γ136Γένεσιςcreation, origin, nativityFate is also called nativity. Reflection and free will are older than creation. The beginning [is] also [called] origin. Aelian [writes]: "from there also the ailment took its origin".highshort
- γ137Γενέτειρανancestress[Meaning] mother. [A term used] poetically.highshort
- γ138Γενετήbirth-hour, time of birth[Meaning things] ancestral or having to do with a birthday.highshort
- γ139Γενέτηςancestor[Meaning] father.highshort
- γ140Γενετικόνprocreativity[Meaning] procreation.highshort
- γ141ΓενετυλλίςGenetullis, GenetyllisA spirit associated with Aphrodite, responsible for procreation, taking its name from the procreation [genesis] of children. The name is created from genesis. But others say that [they are] associated with Artemis as guardians …highshort
- γ142Γενειάςbeard[Means] the hairs. [sc. But neuter] geneion ["chin"] [means] the place, the part of the body. "Our of his bushy beard flowed springs of fountain water." Search in [the entry on] aponoia ["senselessness"]. The …highshort
- γ143Γεννητικήprocreative [power]Better than all [other powers] and more honorable than the natural abilities of the soul [is] the procreative power, second [is] growth, and third nourishment. The job of nourishment is to preserve the form, …highmedium
- γ144ΓενησαρέτGenesaret, GenesarethName of a place.highshort
- γ145Γέννησινprocreation, reproduction[Meaning] the intercourse of the acts of Aphrodite.highshort
- γ146Γεννηταίclan-members[Meaning] not those related out of a clan and from blood, but those [being introduced] into the phratries from associated clans. These men are just like the demesmen and phratry-members, having an association by …highmedium
- γ147Γεννῆταιclan-members, clansmenThose belonging to the same clan [genos]. For the citizens of Athens used to be divided into parts, and the largest parts were called tribes [phylai], and each tribe was in turn divided into …highmedium
- γ148Γενικαὶ ἀρεταὶfour principal virtuesJudgement, courage, temperance and justice. Also look for the opposites of these in [the entry on] u(perh/fanos ["prideful"].highshort
- γ149ΓενικόςGenikos, Genicus"Artemios, who was also [called] Anastasios, emperor of the Romans, perceiving that an expedition of Saracens was coming against the city, appointed as leader of the war John [Ioannes], a deacon of the Great …highshort
- γ150Γεννικῶςnoble-fashion[Meaning] nobly. Vigorously.highshort