geta
ˈɡɛtə
Definition

Definition of geta - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
clothingRaretraditional Japanese wooden footwear with a raised baseRare
  • She wore a kimono and geta to the festival.
2.
gameTECH.technique in Go for capturing stones by surrounding themTECH.
  • He used a clever geta to capture the opponent's stones.
capture net surround
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Origin of geta

Japanese, geta (wooden clogs)

Examples of geta in a sentence

  • The sound of geta echoed on the wooden floor.
  • Mastering geta is essential for advanced Go players.
  • The player anticipated a geta and avoided it skillfully.

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  1. French:geta, technique de capture, ...
  2. German:Geta, ...
  3. Italian:geta, ...
  4. Spanish:geta, ...
  5. Portuguese:geta, técnica de captura, ...
  6. Chinese:木屐, 夹击, ...
  7. Japanese:下駄, ゲタ, ...
  8. Arabic:غِيتا, تِقْنِيَّة إِحَاطَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:גֵּטָה, ...
  10. Russian:гэта, техника гэта, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гета, ...
  12. Hindi:गेटा, गेता, ...
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