genetrix
noun
gen·e·trix
\ˈjenə‧(ˌ)triks\
Definition of genetrix
genetrices
\ˌjenə‧ˈtrī(ˌ)sēz\: mother a genetrix of aldermen and beadles — Francis Berry
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Origin and Etymology of genetrix
Latin, from the stem of gignere to beget — more at kin
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