GETAE


Meaning of GETAE in English

ˈjēˌtē, ˈgeˌtī noun plural

also ge·tai ˈgeˌtī

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: Latin & Greek; Latin Getae, from Greek Getai

1. : a people of ancient times that lived in the region corresponding approximately to eastern Bulgaria, the Dobruja, Walachia, Moldavia, and Bessarabia

2. : all the northern Thracian peoples, of whom the Dacians and Getae were the two main elements

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