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| Geiga | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈgeɪ.ga/ |
| Part of speech | Noun; Verb |
| Etymology | from Middle gēgē, from Proto geege |
| Related words | duelwy, Strydh, ell |
Geiga — said at the close of a contest, by either party, meaning it was well fought.
Notes
Said at the end of a duel where honor is satisfied, at the end of a Thing that went hard, and between two people who have argued each other to a standstill and enjoyed it.
The loser says it first. A winner who says it first has said something else entirely.