γεννητοῖς [2 verses](adj pl masc dat) "Them that are born" is gennetos, which is an adjective that means "begotten," "engendered," "propagated," or "born." When used as a noun, we might translate it as "child," "progeny," or "offspring."  - "Born" is an adjective that means "begotten," or "born," and, as a noun, "offspring" or "progeny." Itis, however, plural, so "children" is the only English word that works. 

γένος [3 verses]( noun sg neut nom) "Kind" is genos, which means "race," "offspring," "class," "sort," "type," "generation," "age," and "kind." --  "Kind" is from an uncommon noun for Jesus that means"race," "family," and "generation" "race," "offspring," "class," "sort," "type," and "kind." The female form of the noun is the word translated as "generation."

γεωργοὺς [13 verses](adj pl masc acc) "The husbandmen" is georgos, which means "tilling the ground," and from that, "husbandman," "vine dresser," "gardener," and "peasant."  - The word translated as "to husbandmen" means to those "tilling the ground," and from that, "vine dresser," "gardener," and "peasant."

γηράσῃς, [1 verse](verb 2nd sg aor subj act) "Be old" is from gēraskō, which means "go old" and "bring to old age."

γεύσωνται [4 verses](verb 3rd pl aor subj mid) "Shall taste" is geuomai, which means "to taste," "to take food," "to make proof of," "to feel," and "to experience."  - "Shall taste" is a verb that means "to taste," "to feel," and "to experience."