gens, gentis

     subs. f.  
     a familiae stirps  • estirpe o familia [HYPER NOMEN Barcini, Bardili, Blaesidienus, Blaesionius, Blaesius, Blaisicius, Claudius2a, Coruinius, Coruius, Pompeius, Septimiusa, Seruilius2, Tarpeius2] 
     b nationis stirps  • pueblo o nación [HYPER ESC+ gensb, natiob, ciuitasa MER NOMEN Abali, Abares, Abasgi, Alani, Ararauceles, Arasmi, Asili, Bangeni, Banienses, Baniurae, barbari, Bardaei, Bargei, Bargusii, Basaboiates, Basilidae, Bassi, Bassuertae, Bastarnae, Basterbini, Bastuli, Brigantes2, Cambolectria,b, Cammaneni, Carmaei, Catalauni, Chaones, Cimbri, Cisianthi, Cisippades, Cisori, Cispii, Clariae, Dentheleti, Curici Flamonienses, Curiosolites, Dabelli, Daci, Dani, Dacisci, Daesitiates, Damanitani, Dochi, Fagifulani, Heluetii, Hirpini, Hyperborei, Icatalae, Illyrii, →Iudaei, Libyaegyptii, Maeotae, Massagetae, Medi, Mizaei, Moesogothi, Molossi, Nabales, Oretani, Osci, Oxii, Paeligni, Parthi, Pestici, Pici, Pictaui, →Poeni, Rauraci, Sabini, Sacae, Santones, Scaugdae, Sodi, Sueui, Syrii, Syrmatae, Tarpeius2, Taurini, Therothoes, Thyrsagetae, Treueri, Troglodytae, Vindelici, Vocates] 
     c rerum animantiumque categoria  • raza, especie o género [SIM →genusb] 
     pl. d barbari  • los pueblos bárbaros [HYPER gensb SIM →barbarib]