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Good , partly also goods , stands for:
- the available property
- in general economics means that serve to satisfy needs, see good (economics)
- in economics (especially in the plural goods ) what is produced, traded and consumed, see product (economy)
- In taxation, valuation objects from business assets, see economic asset (taxation)
- in transport, the objects that are transported, see transport goods
- in law a certain, also immaterial, valuable object, see legal property
- in philosophy an ideal positive value, see ethical good
- a farm, see manor
- a former estate with privileges, see manor
- in the nautical language of the whole of the ropes and ropes of the rigging
- an assessment in the school system, see school grade
- an ethical term, the good
The following geographic objects are considered good :
- Gut (Ottobeuren) , district of Ottobeuren in the Unterallgäu district, Bavaria
- Gut am Steg , cadastral community of Spitz, Krems-Land district, Lower Austria
- Gut (Grundlsee municipality) , location of Grundlsee in the Salzkammergut, Liezen district, Styria
Good is the family name of the following people:
- Albert Gut (1885–1947), German architect and urban planning director of Munich
- Alexander Gut (* 1963), Swiss-British auditor and manager
- Andreas Gut (* 1961), German prehistoric archaeologist and museum director
- Andrzej Gut-Mostowy (* 1960), Polish politician
- Annette Gut (* 1959), German artist
- Benno Gut (1897–1970), Swiss cardinal
- Emanuel Gut (* 1983), Swiss singer
- Emil Gut (1896–1967), Swiss bank manager
- Franciszek Gut-Szczerba , Polish skier
- Gudrun Gut (* 1957), German DJ, presenter and producer
- Günther Gut (1929–1986), Swiss chemical engineer and university professor
- Ida Gut (* 1964), Swiss fashion designer
- Karel Gut (1927–2014), Czech ice hockey player
- Lara Gut-Behrami (* 1991), Swiss ski racer
- Malin Gut (* 2000), Swiss football player
- Marcel Gut (1924–1992), Swiss architect
- Peter Gut (* 1959), Swiss cartoonist
- Philipp Gut (* 1971), Swiss journalist and book author
- Rainer E. Gut (* 1932), Swiss bank manager
- Rudolf Gut (1926–2004), Swiss chemist and university professor
- Serge Gut (1927–2014), French musicologist and composer
- Silvia Thalmann-Gut (* 1961), Swiss politician (CVP)
- Stjepko Gut (* 1950), Serbian jazz musician
- Ulrich Gut (1923–2010), Swiss publisher
- Ursula Gut-Winterberger (* 1953), Swiss politician (FDP)
- Veronika Gut (1757–1829), supporter of the Nidwalden resistance
- Walter Gut (1927–2012), Swiss politician (CVP) and public prosecutor
- Wendel Gut (16th century), German hymn poet
- Zbigniew Gut (1949-2010), Polish football player
Well , more proper names:
- Gut (magazine) , English-language scientific journal from the field of gastroenterology
- GUT (band) , German porngrind band
GUT stands for:
- Grand Unified Theory , theory for the unification of the basic physical forces, see Grand Unified Theory
See also:
- List of all Wikipedia articles with titles starting with Good
- List of all Wikipedia articles whose title contains Good
Wiktionary: Good - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Wiktionary: good - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Wikiquote: Good - Quotes
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