GeH

Geh is a German word that serves as the informal singular imperative form of the verb gehen, meaning "go." It is used to command or request one person to move or begin an action, typically addressed to someone you know well.

In everyday language, Geh appears in phrases such as Geh nach Hause ("Go home") and Geh jetzt ("Go now"). The tone of the imperative can be reinforced or softened with particles like doch, mal, or ruhig, depending on context.

Beyond its linguistic use, Geh may also occur as a surname or as part of proper names in various languages, though it is not a common given name. Its appearance as a standalone term outside German contexts is relatively limited and usually tied to proper nouns rather than ordinary vocabulary.

Etymology: Geh derives from gehen, the German verb meaning "to go" or "to walk," and it is cognate with related words in other Germanic languages.