1. Natural endowment; natural faculty or aptitude of mind for a particular study or course of life; uncommon powers of intellect, and specially of inventive combination; a man endowed with such powers; peculiar character.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• geniseis,
• geniuse,
• geniouses,
• geinuses,
• geniouse,
• genuises,
• genisis,
• geniuess,
• genusis,
• genises,
• geniess,
• geniuos,
• geneuse,
• genesses,
• geniuss,
• geniusly,
• geniusis,
• genisus,
• geniuis,
• genuies

• genuses,
• genius.

The adjective form of the word "Geniuses" is "genius" (singular form).

The plural form of the word "Geniuses" is "geniuses".

The singular form of the word "Geniuses" is "Genius"