-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

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

Translations

Translations

• Czech: -tvorný, -genní, -rodý
• Dutch: -geen (nl)
• Hungarian: -gén
• Irish: -giniúil