GEAT


Meaning of GEAT in English

ˈya(a)ət, ˈyāət noun

( plural geats -əts ; also gea·tas -əˌtäs)

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: Old English Gēat

: a Scandinavian people of southern Sweden subjugated by the Swedes in the 6th century and believed to be ancestors of the Gotlanders

• geat·ish adjective , usually capitalized

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