What Does Genus Mean?

In biological terms, a genus is a category or a classification that ranks under a family and above a species which usually consists of a collection of species that portray resembling characteristics. In taxonomic categorisation the name of the genus is used either on its own or succeeded by a Latin epithet, to make the name of a species. For example, 'Homo Sapiens', is the name of the human species. The genus here is 'homo'. A genus may also denote plant species exhibiting similar features. For example, all roses are collectively a part of the genus Rosa

In logic terms, it means a class of items segregated into secondary species that have particular common characteristics.

It can simply be used to describe a class, or a group that shares a common trait.

Biological Definition of Genus as given by Free Dictionary is A taxonomic category ranking below a family and above a species and
generally consisting of a group of species exhibiting similar
characteristics.
Genus is a class, group, or kind with common attributes.
Some Synonyms of Genus are Species, Sort, Variety.
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