Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage":
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| spelling | Sotiriu, Eleni Verfasser aut Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" 2000 txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Kinship year:2000 pages:890-893 Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic tradition. 1. A - K 1. publ. London [u.a.], 2000 (2000), 890-893 (DE-604)BV013481259 |
| spellingShingle | Sotiriu, Eleni Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" Kinship |
| title | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_auth | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_exact_search | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_full | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_fullStr | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_full_unstemmed | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_short | Kinship. The Greek words for "kin", syngeneis, and for "relationship", syngeneia, are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos, whose usage is manifold in Greek to denote "genus", "category", "lineage", "family", "generation", "stock", etc. Syngeneia, then, means "common stock, generation, or lineage" |
| title_sort | kinship the greek words for kin syngeneis and for relationship syngeneia are compounds of the preposition syn and the word genos whose usage is manifold in greek to denote genus category lineage family generation stock etc syngeneia then means common stock generation or lineage |
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