GT

See also: gt, Gt, .gt, and G&T

Translingual

Etymology 1

Symbol

GT

1. (metrology) Symbol for gigatesla, an SI unit of magnetic flux density equal to 10⁹ teslas.

Etymology 2

Symbol

GT

2. (international standards) ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for Guatemala.

   Synonym: GTM (alpha-3)

Etymology 3

Noun

GT

1. (motor racing) Gran Turismo

English

Noun

GT (plural GTs)

1. (fishing) Initialism of giant trevally.
2. (fishing) Initialism of golden trevally.
3. (motor racing) Initialism of grand tourer.
4. (endocrinology) Initialism of gain of thyroid.

Proper noun

GT

1. Initialism of Georgia Tech.

Derived terms

motorsports

• GT1
• GT2
• GT3
• GTL
• GTO
• GTP
• GTR
• GTS

endocrinology

• SPINA-GT

See also

• SPINA-GT

Anagrams

• T&G, TG, Tg

Norwegian Nynorsk

Proper noun

GT n

1. initialism of Det gamle testamentet

   Coordinate term: NT

Spanish

Proper noun

GT ?

1. abbreviation of Guanajuato: a state of Mexico

Swedish

Proper noun

GT (genitive GT:s)

1. initialism of Gamla testamentet (“the Old Testament”)

   Coordinate term: NT

Hyponyms

abbreviations of the books of the Protestant Old Testamentedit

• 1 Mos
• 2 Mos
• 3 Mos
• 4 Mos
• 5 Mos
• Jos
• Dom
• Rut
• 1 Sam
• 2 Sam
• 1 Kung
• 2 Kung
• 1 Krön
• 2 Krön
• Esr
• Neh
• Est
• Job
• Ps
• Ords
• Pred
• Höga v
• Jes
• Jer
• Klag
• Hes
• Dan
• Hos
• Joel
• Am
• Ob
• Jon
• Mik
• Nah
• Hab
• Sef
• Hagg
• Sak
• Mal

Turkish

Alternative forms

• gt

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɟeː ˈteː/

Noun

GT (definite accusative GT'yi, plural GT'ler)

1. (Internet slang) initialism of geri takip (“follow back”)

   gt var ― if you follow me, I'll follow you back (literally, “there's follow back”)

Derived terms

• GT'ci