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A - F

Az-Zut - as an alternative, exhibits the Middle Eastern influence on this ancient Indian name, In the Arabic language it is written as Az-Zut
Az-Zutt- In the countries of the Oxus valley
Chat -
Da Yuezhi
Djat - In Arabia, Iraq and Syria Djat or Dyat was a popular nomenclature of the Jats, in old Norse.
Djati - by the Pharaohs of Egypt
Djatti - Pharaohs of Egypt
Djat-Zut - Djat and Zutt were written as one compound word, "Djat-Zut" to represent them as one and the same people.
Djat-Zutt
Dyat - In Arabia, Iraq and Syria Djat or Dyat was a popular nomenclature of the Jats
Eotas
Eotenas
ēotenas
ettins
Eucii

G

Gaeta
Gat - Chinese
Gat - Latin language the Greek alphabet 'Z' is substituted by 'G' for (J), as its original sound, proximates to that of 'Z'. Hence Jat was spelt with 'G' in the Latin world, mainly Europe, in all its alternatives from Italy to Sweden.
Gatae - Greece, Thracia, Central Asia
Gatak
Gaths
Gatti
Gaut
Gaut- Chinese
Geat
Geátas
Geats
Geoth
Geratae - Jartikas of yore also called Zaratoi or Geratae
Get
Geta - in Icelandic as Jota and in Jutland, Denmark etc. as Jut as well as Jotar
Getae - by the ancient Greeks, highlighted by Herodotus
Getai - Greece, Thracia, Central Asia
Ghat - Chinese
Ghaut- Chinese
Giate - in Latin they were called Giate
Git- In the countries of the Oxus valley
Gooths - Rome, Italy, Gotland
Got - Germany, Europe, in Sweden Gots, Gotland
Gots - by Swedes and the Danes
Gota -In Germany they are called Gotas.
Gotan - in Old English
Gotar - in Old Norse
Gotas - Germany, Europe
Goteborg - city
Goth - Rome, Italy, Gotland, Getae changed after their migration to Europe, in old German they were Goth, in Gothland (an island in Baltic sea) they are Goths;
Gothi
Gothi - They were described as Gothi (in plural) in later Latin
Gothic
Gothini
Gothland - city
Gothoi - in Greek
Gothoi - in Greek
Goths - Germany, Europe, Swedwn, Gotland
Gotland - city
Gotoi - in Greek
Gotor - Getae changed after their migration to Europe
Gotos - in Germany
Gots - in Germany and European countries
Gut - Chinese,and others
Guta - in Germany
Gutae
Guti - Chinese, Sumerians, by the ancient Sumerians
Gutiam
Gutian
Gutone - Getae changed after their migration to Europe
Gutos - in Greek
Gutos- Baltic countries
Guts - in Germany
Gut-tia - Chinese
Gutton -Getae changed after their migration to Europe
Guttones - Baltic countries

I

Iaii- Chinese, 'i' is-Semitic 'y', equivalent to ज in Sanskrit, people living on the banks of the Oxus between Bactria, Hyrkania and Khorasmia
Iótas
Iótas
Iutae
Iutæ
Iutæ
Iutae
Iútan
Iuti

J

Jaat
Jaat
Jaat - A few English writers have spelt it as Jaat, in the rest of India it is spoken with long 'a' as Jaat
Jagdal - In Baluchistan the Jat is also known as Jagdal
Jaiti - in Greece Jaiti;
Janth
Jartas - Djat, a name given to the Jartas
Jartikas - Jartikas of yore also called Zaratoi or Geratae
Jat
Jāt
Jàt - Irab, Russia
Jāț - In Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran, Jat, the cultivator, is spoken with hard 'ț' and Jat herdsman or the camel breeder, with soft 't'
Jat - in Persian and Turkish as Jat
Jat - In the Persian and Arabic speaking countries spoken with soft 't'
Jat- in Persia and Uzbekistan and the rest of USSR, they are known as Jats;
Jat- They are called Jats in Haryana, U.P. and some other parts of India.
Jata - (Jativa) city in in Spain
Jata (जट) - Persian has closest affinity with Sanskrit so it is Jata (जट)
Jatah - Chinese
Jatah - in Mongolia Jatah; In the countries of the Oxus valley
Jatān - plural of Jat in Urdu
Jatendal - city in Sweden
Jatgal - In Baluchista the Jat is also known as Jatgal
Jath
Jathingilanbs - city in Germany
Jati
Jatia - in Rajasthan in a derogatory sense
Jatii
Jatoi - in Sindh and Baluchistan, In Baluchistan the Jat is also known as Jatoi
Jatoi- Chinese
Jaton - city in Dalmatia
Jaton - Getae changed after their migration to Europe
Jatra - Jatra is its derogatory form in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
Jàts - Irab, Russia
Jats - in India, Iran and USSR, in Pakistan and Afghanistan
Jatt
Jatt - in Turkey and Egypt Jatt, invariably becomes Jat, following the application of ana suffix. Jat is pronounced in the Panjab, Pakistan and Afghanistan as Jatt or Jutt
Jatta - In the poetic language in the Panjab and Pakistan it is often articulated as Jatta
Jattehs - by the later Mongols
Jattehs - Mongolia
Jatti - (Pliny and Ptolemy)
Jàtts - Egypt, Turkey
Jatts - in Turkey and Egypt
Jaut
Jaut- Chinese
Jeat
Jeteh - Chinese
Jeteh- In the countries of the Oxus valley
Jetteh - Mongolia
Jhat = Jatt, are roots in Sanskrit and have the same meaning
Jhatt - is not different from that of Jatt
Jit - A few English writers have spelt it Jit
Jits - in India, Iran and USSR
Jith- In the countries of the Oxus valley
Jits - Irak, Russia
Jot - Zot was written as Jot in old Norse
Jota - Geta, in Icelandic as Jota and in Jutland, Denmark etc. as Jut as well as Jotar
Jotar - Geta, in Icelandic as Jota and in Jutland, Denmark etc. as Jut as well as Jotar
Joth - Zoth was written as Joth old Norse
Jott - in Arabia Jott ;
Jotts - Arab
Jotuns
Jut - Geta, in Icelandic as Jota and in Jutland, Denmark etc. as Jut as well as Jotar, Getae changed after their migration to Europe
Jut - They are called Juts in Punjab and Jits in Rajasthan (India).
Juts - in India, Iran and USSR
Jutae
Jutae - in early medieval Latin as Jutae, Juti (in plural)
Jute - Getae changed after their migration to Europe
Jutes - Jutland (Denmark), Those who en route, settled down in the Netherlands were known as the Jutes
Juti - in early medieval Latin as Jutae, Juti (in plural), In old English they were known as Juti
Juton
Juts - Irab, Russia, In Jutland (Denmark) they are Juts;
Jutt - Jat is pronounced in the Panjab, Pakistan and Afghanistan as Jatt or Jutt

K - X

Masagetae
Nagiwatteh- Chinese
Ngiwattia- Chinese
Ostrogoth - Massagetae became Ostrogoth or Easterngoth
Schuchi
Siao-Yueh-Chih - or little Yueh-Chih, Chinese
Ta-Yueh-Chih - or great Yueh-Chih, Chinese
Thjot - in old Norse.
Thjoth - in old Norse, The Swedes called them Thjoth
Thot
Thysagetae
Tue-Chie - Chinese
Uchi - in China they were known as Uchi
Uti
Utis
Visigoth - Thysagetae were called Visigoth or Westerngoth.
Xandi
Xandii - people living on the banks of the Oxus between Bactria, Hyrkania and Khorasmia
Xanthii - people living on the banks of the Oxus between Bactria, Hyrkania and Khorasmia
Xuthi - who occupied Karamanian desert and Drangiana

Y

Yat - Chinese, Jat was also written as Yat in the past in Central Asia.
Yata - Chinese
Yatah - Chinese
Yates
Yati
Yattah- Chinese
Yautiya
Yayat
Yayat
Yet - Chinese
Yeta
Yeta - Chinese
Yete - Chinese
Yetha - Chinese
Yeti
Yeti - Chinese
Yetis
Yewti - Chinese
Yuch-chi
Yuch-Chih - Chinese
Yuchi
Yuchi
Yuchi - Chinese
Yueche
Yue-che
Yue-Che
Yueche - pronounced as Guti) by the Chinese
Yuechi
Yue-chi
Yue-Chi
Yue-Chi - Chinese
Yuechie
Yueh Chih
Yueh-chi
Yueh-Chi
Yuehchi
Yueh-Chih
Yueh-Chih - Chinese, H. W. Bellew identified the Yueh-Chih with the Jatoi or Iaii, mentioned by Ptolemy and who were the Jats of Cunningham, Tod and Elphinstone etc
Yueh-she
Yueschi
Yue-tchi
Yueti
Yuezhi
YueZie
Yu-tee
Yuti
Yuti - Chinese
Yutia - Sometimes this word was pronounce as Yutia in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran
Yutian
Yutiya

Z

Zanthi
Zanthii - people living on the banks of the Oxus between Bactria, Hyrkania and Khorasmia
Zaratoi - Jartikas of yore also called Zaratoi or Geratae
Zat - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zat,
Zatale
Zaths
Zatt
Zete - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zete
Zit
Zit - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zit
Zjat - by Tod
Zooth
Zot - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zot, In the Arabic language it is written as Zot
Zotale
Zoth - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zoth
Zothale
Zothi - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zoth
Zott - In the Arabic language it is written as Zott
Zotts - Arab
Zut - In the Arabic language it is written as Zut
Zuth
Zuthi - who occupied Karamanian desert and Drangiana and people gave their name as Zatale or Zothale to the irrigation channel from the Margus rive
Zuti - Greek alphabet, and the Greeks used 'Z' with the soft and sibilant sound in place of 'j'. Consequently, Jat became Zuti
Zutt- In the countries of the Oxus valley
Zutti - In the Arabic language it is written as Zutti

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 *[[Gutone]] - [[Getae]] changed after their migration to [[Europe]]
 *[[Gutos]] - in Greek
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 *[[Gutton]] -[[Getae]] changed after their migration to [[Europe]]
 *[[Guttones]] - Baltic countries
 == I ==
 *[[Iaii]]- [[Chinese]],  'i' is-Semitic 'y', equivalent to ज in Sanskrit,  people living on the banks of the Oxus between [[Bactria]], [[Hyrkania]] and [[Khorasmia]]