gett |
ich |
As nouns the difference between gett and ich
is that
gett is a nasty person while
ich is ichthyophthiriasis, a parasitic infection of freshwater fish caused by the ciliate genus: Ichthyophthirius.
As a pronoun ich is
i.
As a proper noun Ich is
literal transcription of Freud’s German-language psychological term “Ich”, more often termed
ego in English. See ego.
gett |
ett |
As a noun gett
is a nasty person.
As an abbreviation ett is
endotracheal tube.
gett |
gelt |
As nouns the difference between gett and gelt
is that
gett is a nasty person while
gelt is a lunatic.
As a verb gelt is
form of Simple past and past participle|geld|lang=en.
gett |
gent |
As nouns the difference between gett and gent
is that
gett is a nasty person while
gent is a gentleman.
As an adjective gent is
noble; well-bred, courteous; graceful.
gett |
geat |
As nouns the difference between gett and geat
is that
gett is a nasty person while
geat is the channel or spout through which molten metal runs into a mould in casting.
gett |
aett |
As nouns the difference between gett and aett
is that
gett is a nasty person while
aett is a division of the runic alphabet.
geet |
gett |
As an adjective geet
is great.
As an adverb geet
is very.
As a noun gett is
a nasty person.
mett |
gett |
As nouns the difference between mett and gett
is that
mett is an old English measure of volume, perhaps equal to two bushels while
gett is a nasty person.
yett |
gett |
As a noun yett
is (geordie) gate.
As a verb gett is
.
gett |
gtt |
As nouns the difference between gett and gtt
is that
gett is a nasty person while
gtt is drop.
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