νεογενής

Greek

Etymology

Inherited from Ancient Greek νεογενής (neogenḗs).

Sense 3 is a semantic loan from English Neogene.

Adjective

νεογενής • (neogenís) m (feminine νεογενής, neuter νεογενές)

  1. (archaic) new, recent
  2. (archaic) newborn
  3. (geology, paleontology) Neogene

Declension

Declension of νεογενής
singular plural
masculine feminine neuter masculine feminine neuter
nominative νεογενής (neogenís) νεογενής (neogenís) νεογενές (neogenés) νεογενείς (neogeneís) νεογενείς (neogeneís) νεογενή (neogení)
genitive νεογενούς (neogenoús)
νεογενή (neogení) 		νεογενούς (neogenoús) νεογενούς (neogenoús) νεογενών (neogenón) νεογενών (neogenón) νεογενών (neogenón)
accusative νεογενή (neogení) νεογενή (neogení) νεογενές (neogenés) νεογενείς (neogeneís) νεογενείς (neogeneís) νεογενή (neogení)
vocative νεογενή (neogení)
νεογενής (neogenís) 		νεογενής (neogenís) νεογενές (neogenés) νεογενείς (neogeneís) νεογενείς (neogeneís) νεογενή (neogení)

Derived terms

  • Νεογενής (Neogenís, “the Neogene”)
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