
G gamma 矛,
工具: go, get, gib, gig, gun, good, groom, garage, garnish, guide, gel, gain, gird, geek, gear
生长:grow, grass, green, gene, genius, gender, genital, generate, generation, gradual, graduate
大: God, good, ground, grand, galaxy, great, glow, gang, glad, gate, grain, giant, general, global, German, gallon, garlic (leek, onion), geo, geode, geology, geometry, geography
- gib gig
- gubern (steer a ship): govern, gubernatorial
- glut (swallow, gulp down): glut, glutton
- gorg (throat): gorge, disgorge, engorge, regurgitate
- gram (line, stroke of a pen, letter): epigram, monogram, hologram
- graph (write): epigraph, orthography, cinematography, graphite
- gloss (tongue, language) gloss, glossary
- gest (bear, carry): digest, congest, gestation, gesture, gesticulate, ingest, suggest
- gel (freeze): gel, congeal, gelatin, gelatinous, jelly, gelid
- gran (grain): granule, ingrained, garner, granulate, granary, pomegranate, filigree
- gent (family): gent, gentry, genteel, gingerly, gentility, gentleman, jaunty
- germ (bud, embryo): germ, germanium, germane, germicide, germinal, germinate, wheatgerm
- pathogen = path (disease) + o + gen = bacteria or virus
- carcinogen = something that causes cancer
- progenitor = ancestor or originator
- indigenous
- congenial
- endogenous: having internal cause
- miscegenation = misc (mix) + gen + a + tion
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- gene
- generic
- genetic
- genealogy
- gender
- generation
- generate
- genesis
- genus: a general kind of something, a category below family and above speicies
- genocide = gen + o + cid (kill) + e
- generous
- progeny
- genre
- genus
- general
- generality
- generalization
- generic: not specific
- homogeneous
- homogeneity
- heterogeneity
- genotype
- degenerate
- engender = en + gen + dercause or give rise to (a feeling, situation, or condition).“the issue engendered continuing controversy”
- congenital(of a disease or physical abnormality) present from birth.“a congenital malformation of the heart”
- genius
- genie
- ingenious
- congenial(of a person) pleasant because of a personality, qualities, or interests that are similar to one’s own.“his need for some congenial company”
- congeniality
- genialfriendly and cheerful.“waved to them in genial greeting”
- geniality
- grad (step): grad, gradate, degrade, centigrade, gradient, gradation, retrograde
- gress (step): egress, ingress, digress, transgress, regress, congress
- gravestone
- graveyard
- grieve
- God, good, great, grand, ground, global, galaxy,
- ge (earth) apogee, perigee, geo, geode, geology, geometry, geography
- gigant: gigabyte, gigahertz, gigaton, gigawatt,
- giganotosaurus, gigantesque
- glomerate: agglomerate, conglomerate
- glori (praise): glorify, vainglorious, inglorious
- gnost (know): diagnosis, agnostic, prognosticate
- grand (great, lofty, powerful): grandiose, aggrandize, grandiloquent, grandeur
- greg (flock): aggregate, gregarious, egregious, congregate, desegregate
- poltergeist = polter (create disturbance) + geist
- zeitgeist = zeit (time) + geist
- gratitude
- gratis: costing nothing
- grateful
- gratify
- gratification
- gratuity: tip
- gratuitous: freely giving, usually unnecessary and can be harmful or upsetting
- gratuitousness
- congratulate
- congratulations
- congratulatory
- ingrate
- ingratitude
- ingratiate:bring oneself into favor with someone by flattering or trying to please them.“a social climber who had tried to ingratiate herself with the city gentry”
- ingratiating