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Meanings of genealogy in English
Study of families and the tracing of their lineages and history.
Usage of genealogy in English
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A huge change is coming soon for everyone involved in Irish genealogy.
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The other main theme is her family's corrupt genealogy, values and predispositions.
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Anyone with even the remotest interest in Irish genealogy should read it.
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Tolkien really put a lot of effort into their genealogy, he says.
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The genealogy of Christ: he is conceived and born of a virgin.
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But whatever their genealogy, nemes exist and there are millions of them.
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Each event is the beginning of a whole new genealogy of events.
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The genealogy of the Bagobo rulers is traced back through ten generations.
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Knowing her luck, she'd open it up to a list of genealogy.
10
The genealogy, age, and death of the Patriarchs, from Adam to Noe.
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Here are some of the signs that you're doing too much genealogy.
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I think you would find it useful to do a little genealogy.
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And can we deny the real existence of the genealogy of genius?
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He had as much right to his genealogy as she to hers.
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They could not trace their own genealogy back for two hundred years.
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The heir apparent to the genealogy probably continues to be Dave Chappelle.
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Translations for genealogy
Portuguese
Genealogy through the time
Genealogy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common