Jenesis
Meaning of Jenesis
Jenesis is a luminous, modern daughter of the ancient name Genesis, the book that opens Scripture with the Latin words “in principio”—in the beginning. Spoken as JEN-uh-sis, her three crisp beats tumble off the tongue like bright marbles, announcing fresh starts and second chances. In storybook fashion, she tiptoed onto U.S. birth records in the 1980s, climbed from barely a handful of cradles to more than 390 in 2024, and now hovers around rank 576, proving that a whisper of innovation can blossom into a chorus. Parents often choose her to honor faith without sounding old-world, to salute entrepreneurship (“let’s start something new!”), or simply to gift their niña a name that feels like sunrise wrapped in silk. Jenesis may be spelled with a playful J, but she still carries the gravitas of creation—just with a wink, a twirl, and the promise that every chapter after hers will start on a clean, hopeful page.
Pronunciation
English
- Pronunced as JEN-uh-sis (/ˈdʒənəsɪs/)
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