geta
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is likely misspelled. has no English definition. As a noun geta is a Japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional Japanese garments such as the kimono.
gei | geta |
As an adjective gei is steep. As a verb gei is . As a noun geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono.
geat | geta |
As nouns the difference between geat and geta is that geat is (history) a member of a north germanic tribe formerly occupying modern in sweden while geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono.
geta | heta |
As nouns the difference between geta and heta is that geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono while heta is heta ( greek letter).
geta | seta |
As nouns the difference between geta and seta is that geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono while seta is walk.
geta | meta |
As a noun geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono. As an adjective meta is meta.
geta | weta |
As nouns the difference between geta and weta is that geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono while weta is .
geta | gena |
As a noun geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono. As a proper noun gena is a female given name, a rare variant of gina.
gett | geta |
As a verb gett is . As a noun geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono.
gata | geta |
As nouns the difference between gata and geta is that gata is riddle; verbal puzzle while geta is a japanese raised wooden clog, worn with traditional japanese garments such as the kimono.
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