common genet
common genet noun: genetta genetta, endemic to subtropical Africa, north Africa, south Africa, and parts of the Arabian peninsula; introduced into southwestern Europe.

Noun
common genet (countable and uncountable, plural common genets)
- Genetta genetta, endemic to subtropical Africa, north Africa, south Africa, and parts of the Arabian peninsula; introduced into southwestern Europe.
- Synonyms:
- small-spotted genet, European genet
Synonyms of common genet
- small-spotted genet
- European genet
Forms of common genet
| plural | common genets |
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Questions about common genet
- What does common genet mean?
- Common genet means genetta genetta, endemic to subtropical Africa, north Africa, south Africa, and parts of the Arabian peninsula; introduced into southwestern Europe.
- What part of speech is common genet?
- Common genet is a noun.
- What is the plural of common genet?
- The plural of common genet is common genets.
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