| Our dedication also goes much deeper than simply placing our pasta in geat films. |
| Some of the genealogies end in Geat, who, it is reasonable to think, might be Gaut, but others continue with Geat's father, Tatwa, and even further. |
| Geaticism, as Geat and Goth were considered synonymous back then. |
| Only the Goths and Gutes bear this name among all the Germanic tribes, even if Geat is closely related. |
| And happy turns of the day is yen a geat big gal is two years old with a ickle bother. |
| It was almost as serious and elaborately thought out as the plans of march made by geat generals in time of war. |
