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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 211
je-ne'va, n. a spirit distilled from grain and flavoured with juniper-bernes, also called Hollands. [Fr. genihrre—L. jumper us, the juniper corrupted to Geneva by conlusion with the town of that name. See Gin.] Genial, je'ni-al, adj cheering merry kindly sympathetic: healthful. adv. Ge'ni [Fr. —L. genial from genius, the spirit of social enjoyment Geniality, je-m-al'i-ti, Genialne , je'ni-al-nes, « quality of being genial gaiety cheerfulne . Geniculate, je-ink'u-l.it, Geniculated, je-nik'ul.it-ed, adj [hot.' bent abruptly like the knee jointed knotted.—;/ Genlcula'tion. [L. genicuhitus—genu alum, a little knee —genu the knee.] Genital, jeiii-ial, adj belonging tu generation, or the act of producing [Fr — L genital is -gig no gentlus, to la-get See Genus.] [generation. Genitals, jeuVtalz, n pi the exterior organs of
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