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