gennetos describes people identified within the phrase “born of women” in sayings comparing John with the kingdom of God or heaven.

The attested use identifies people in the shared phrase “born of women,” setting that group alongside John and a comparison with the kingdom in Luke 7:28 and Matthew 11:11.

1. People described as born of women · dominant

   In Luke 7:28 and Matthew 11:11, the dative plural masculine form occurs in the phrase “born of women,” which frames the group among whom no one is greater than John. The APB renders the phrase “among those born of women” in both verses before contrasting John with the smaller or least one in the kingdom.

   Luke 7:28Matthew 11:11

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the phrase identically as “among those born of women” in Luke 7:28 and Matthew 11:11. This identifies the clause-level presentation rather than isolating a separate English equivalent for the term.