-genous

English

Etymology

From -gen +‎ -ous.

Suffix

-genous

  1. Producing or yielding.

Derived terms

English terms suffixed with -genous
acropleurogenous
adipogenous
aerogenous
algogenous
alkaligenous
amphigenous
anthropogenous
arthrogenous
ascogenous
Assyrogenous
autogenous
bacteriogenous
biogenous
blennogenous
byssogenous
calcigenous
caprigenous
capsuligenous
carbonigenous
carcinogenous
cataractogenous
cauligenous
chaogenous
cholerigenous
chondrigenous
chromatogenous
coprogenous
coralligenous
cosmogenous
cryptogenous
cyclogenous
cytogenous
echogenous
ectogenous
elastogenous
encephalitogenous
endogenous
enterogenous
entogenous
entomogenous
erogenous
eugeogenous
exogenous
fibrinogenous
gametogenous
gasogenous
gastrogenous
gelatigenous
glairigenous
goitrigenous
Grecogenous
haematogenous
hematogenous
hepatogenous
heterogenous
hybridogenous
hypnogenous
ideagenous
isogenous
keratogenous
lacrimogenous
lactigenous
liquidogenous
lithogenous
lymphocytogenous
lymphogenous
malarigenous
marigenous
melligenous
merogenous
monocytogenous
monogenous
mucigenous
myelogenous
myogenous
necrogenous
nepheligenous
nephrogenous
nubigenous
ombrogenous
oncogenous
osteogenous
peptogenous
phlogogenous
photogenous
phyllogenous
plasmogenous
polygenous
proteidogenous
pseudogenous
purpurogenous
pyrogenous
rhegmatogenous
sanguigenous
saxigenous
schizogenous
sclerogenous
sensigenous
skeletogenous
spermatogenous
spiculigenous
spodogenous
teratogenous
tetanigenous
tetragenous
thermogenous
trichogenous
trigenous
urinogenous
urogenous
vitelligenous
vitellogenous
xenogenous
xylogenous
zoogenous
zymogenous

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