[gâr-wîga], w. m., one who fights with the spear: dat. sg. geongum gâr-wîgan, of Wîglâf, [2675], [2812].
[gâr-wîgend], pres. part., fighting with spear, spear-fighter: acc. pl. gâr-wîgend, [2642].
[gâst, gæst], st. m., ghost, demon: acc. sg. helle gâst (Grendel), [1275]; gen. sg. wergan gâstes (of Grendel), [133]; (of the tempter), [1748]; gen. pl. dyrnra gâsta (Grendel's race), [1358]; gæsta gîfrost (flames consuming corpses), [1124].—Comp.: ellor-, geó-sceaft-gâst; ellen-, wäl-gæst.
[gâst-bana], w. m., slayer of the spirit, i.e. the devil: nom. sg. gâst-bona, [177].
[gädeling], st. m., he who is connected with another, relation, companion: gen. sg. gädelinges, [2618]; dat. pl. mid his gädelingum, [2950].
ät-[gädere], adv., together, united: [321], [1165], [1191]; samod ätgädere, [329], [387], [730], [1064].
tô-gadere, adv., together, [2631].
[gäst, gist, gyst], st. m., stranger, guest: nom. sg. gäst, [1801]; se gäst (the drake), [2313]; se grimma gäst (Grendel), [102]; gist, [1139], [1523]; acc. sg. gryre-lîcne gist (the nixy slain by Beówulf), [1442]; dat. sg. gyste, [2229]; nom. pl. gistas, [1603]; acc. pl. gäs[tas], [1894].—Comp.: fêðe-, gryre-, inwit-, nîð-, sele-gäst (-gyst).
[gäst-sele], st. m., hall in which the guests spend their time, guest-hall: acc. sg., [995].
[ge], conj., and, [1341]; ge ... ge ..., as well ... as ..., [1865]; ge ... ge ..., ge ..., [1249]; ge swylce, and likewise, and moreover, [2259].