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Geat
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geat
English
Etymology
Revived from en ang Ġēat, from en gmw-pro *Gaut, from en gem-pro *gautaz Geat.
Pronunciation
gēt, en /ɡiːt/
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en iːt 1
Noun
en history A member of a North Germanic tribe formerly occupying what is now Götaland in Sweden.
Translations
tribe member
Finnish: fi göötti, fi götalainen
French: fr Geat m f
German: de Gaute m
Greek:
Ancient Greek: grc Γοῦται p
Portuguese: pt geta m f
Spanish: es geta m f, es gauta m f
Swedish: sv göt c, sv göte c
Anagrams
en aegt -gate EGTA ETag GATE Gate e-tag gate geta
en Germanic tribes
Old English
Etymology
From ang gmw-pro *Gaut, from ang gem-pro *gautaz Geat.
Pronunciation
Ġēat
ang æ͜ɑːt 1
Proper noun
Ġēat m
en Geat
Declension
Ġēat
Descendants
en Geat 1
ang Germanic tribes
Transylvanian Saxon
Etymology
Ultimately comes from Proto-Germanic Gōdaz
Adjective
gmw-tsx adjective
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