Definition
The behavior, tactics, or practices associated with irregular or guerrilla-style warfare and combat.
Etymology
Derived from 'gegger' with the English suffix '-ery', meaning a practice, behavior, or collection of activities. Follows the pattern of words like 'archery' or 'trickery'.
Kelly Says
The suffix '-ery' traditionally refers to a place where something happens (bakery) or the collection of behaviors related to something—and geggery shows how military terminology entered common English usage during colonial expansion.
Translations
CACatalà
geggery
ge-ge-ri
CSČeština
geggery
ge-ge-ri
DEDeutsch
Geggery
ge-ge-ri
ELΕλληνικά
geggery
ge-ge-ri
ESEspañol
geggery
ge-ge-ri
FRFrançais
geggery
ge-ge-ri
HUMagyar
geggery
ge-ge-ri
IDBahasa Indonesia
geggery
ge-ge-ri
ITItaliano
geggery
ge-ge-ri
KKKK
геггерри
ge-g-ger-ri
MSBahasa Melayu
geggery
ge-ge-ri
MYမြန်မာ
geggery
ge-ge-ri
NLNederlands
geggery
ge-ge-ri
PLPolski
geggery
ge-ge-ri
PTPortuguês
geggery
ge-ge-ri
RORomână
geggery
ge-ge-ri
RUРусский
геггерри
ge-g-ger-ri
SVSvenska
geggery
ge-ge-ri
SWKiswahili
geggery
ge-ge-ri
TRTürkçe
geggery
ge-ge-ri
UKУкраїнська
геггерри
ge-g-ger-ri
VITiếng Việt
geggery
ge-ge-ri