How To Spell geta?
How to Pronounce geta?
Correct pronunciation for the word "geta" is [ɡˈɛtə], [ɡˈɛtə], [ɡ_ˈɛ_t_ə].
What are the misspellings for geta?
- g3ta,
- ygeta,
- grta,
- gesta,
- ge3ta,
- g4ta,
- tgeta,
- teta,
- ge5a,
- get6a,
- gveta,
- gfeta,
- fgeta,
- gerta,
- getqa,
- gewta,
- gefta,
- getya,
- getw,
- geva,
- getfa,
- gedta,
- gepa,
- g4eta,
- getra,
- ge6a,
- gdta,
- gseta,
- getwa,
- getaq,
- vgeta,
- ge4ta,
- gtea,
- getz,
- get5a,
- geeta,
- geti,
- gweta,
- ge6ta,
- getsa,
- ge ta,
- hgeta,
- getaa,
- ge5ta,
- guta,
- gegta,
- ggta,
- gsta,
- geyta,
- getq,
- yeta,
- g3eta,
- getc,
- getza,
- geua,
- gwta,
- getaz,
- gdeta,
- gyeta,
- gefa,
- getas,
- ge4a,
- g eta,
- oeta,
- gheta,
- geya,
- getga,
- gets,
- gteta,
- getaw,
- gmta,
- ggeta
"Geta" in context
Geta are traditional Japanese footwear, worn by men and women, that are both comfortable and stylish. The wood or bamboo geta slides onto the base of the foot, and are then held in place by a cloth or leather strap which crosses between the toes.
Today, the geta is often referred to as a sandal or flip-flop, and is a highly fashionable item. Although geta originally were meant to protect feet from mud and dirt, they are now a part of the overall look for many Japanese fashion styles such as kimono, as well as more casual looks such as jeans and a t-shirt.
Today, the geta is often referred to as a sandal or flip-flop, and is a highly fashionable item. Although geta originally were meant to protect feet from mud and dirt, they are now a part of the overall look for many Japanese fashion styles such as kimono, as well as more casual looks such as jeans and a t-shirt.
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