GEG

Geg is a short sequence of letters that appears in different contexts and may carry different meanings depending on capitalization, field, and surrounding text. As a stand-alone term, geg does not have a single universal definition.

In language coding, geg is recognized as an ISO 639-3 code used to identify a specific language in linguistic databases, catalogs, and software localization. The actual language name associated with this code is listed in official catalogs and may be unfamiliar outside specialist contexts.

In aviation reference systems, the code GEG (in all caps) designates Spokane International Airport, located in Spokane, Washington, United States. This IATA code appears in flight schedules, ticketing, baggage routing, and related airport operations.

Beyond official codes, geg can appear as an abbreviation or label in various disciplines, or as part of names, models, or organizational acronyms. Because it is a short, generic string, its precise meaning is not fixed and requires contextual information such as the industry, document, or database in which it appears.

See also sections in reference works often list all-caps variants like GEG and related abbreviations to guide readers to the intended topic. In practice, identifying geg’s meaning relies on the surrounding context and the field of use.