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Pronunciation / Transliteration: keizu
"彼女は自分の家の系図を調べている。"
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A line of descent traced continuously from an ancestor.
"She spent months researching her family's genealogy."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Late Middle English word 'genealogie', stemming from Old French, and ultimately from Late Latin 'genealogia' and Greek 'genealogia' (from 'genea' meaning race or generation, and 'logia' meaning study of). Historically used to trace aristocratic bloodlines, its scope broadened significantly in the modern era to encompass general ancestral tracking, genetic heritage, and the lineage of intellectual or cultural ideas.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Genealogy" is said worldwide
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généalogie
Transliteration: genealogie
"Il s'intéresse passionnément à la généalogie de sa famille."
Genealogie
Transliteration: Genealogie
"Sie betreibt seit Jahren intensive Genealogie."
genealogia
Transliteration: genealogia
"La genealogia della sua famiglia risale al Settecento."
genealogía
Transliteration: genealogia
"Estudiar la genealogía nos ayuda a entender nuestros origenes."
genealogia
Transliteration: genealogia
"Ele descobriu muitos segredos ao pesquisar a genealogia da família."
वंशාවली
Transliteration: vanshavali
"उन्होंने अपने परिवार की वंशवली की खोज की।"
家谱
Transliteration: jiāpǔ
"研究家谱可以帮助我们了解祖先的历史。"
계보
Transliteration: gyebo
"그는 자신의 가문 계보를 조사하는 데 많은 시간을 보냈다."
系図
Transliteration: keizu
"彼女は自分の家の系図を調べている。"
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