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Gaut

Gaut (Old Norse: Gautr, from a Proto-Germanic *Gautaz) is an early Germanic name which represents a mythical ancestor or national god in the origin myth of the Geats.

Anglo-Saxon royal genealogies, Etymology & Accounts

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Etymology

Accounts

Theonym

Anglo-Saxon royal genealogies

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Gaut

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples50
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Gaut

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related to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogies · 19
Gaut → Adam, Alfred, Asser, Coelius Sedulius, English, Geat, Geat's, Geata, Godwulf, He, In, Life, Others, Some, Tatwa, Tetuua, Wessex, Woden, Woden's
related to Etymology · 16
Gaut → Early, Gautaz, Gautôz, Geats, Gothenburg, Gothic Gut-þiuda, Goths, Gotland, Gutes, Göta, Götaland, Götar, Old Norse, Proto-Germanic, Swedish, The Geatish
related to Theonym · 14
Gaut → Bósa, Eddaic, Gauti, Gautland/Geatland, Gautr, Gautrekr, Geatish, Geats, Götaland, Herrauðs, Norse, Odin, Odin's, This Gautr/Gauti
see also · 1
Gaut → GauteGermanic

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geats goths geat gautaz proto-germanic also norse gautr name ancestor god gothus one king son names father old early germanic

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesSome0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesEnglish0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesWessex0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesWoden0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesWoden's0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesGeat0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesGeata0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesGodwulf0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesOthers0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesGeat's0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesTatwa0.60section
Gautrelated to Anglo-Saxon royal genealogiesTetuua0.60section

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