English
Etymology
Hebrew: bara, created + min, kind. (Coined and mainly used by proponents of Creation Science.)
Noun
;baramin
- A set of organisms descended from some originally created species (based on the Biblical doctrine of Special Creation); a kind.
Derived terms
;holobaramin
- All living and/or extinct organisms that share a particular common ancestry.
;monobaramin
- A group of organisms that all share a common ancestry.
;apobaramin
- A group of holobaramins.
;polybaramin
- Any mixture of organisms regardless of ancestry.
Also see baraminology.
Category:Hebrew derivations
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