Géant (REJECT — not attested as a discrete supernatural entity)

No mythological origin story is recorded in the supplied sources. The materials show 'Géant' functioning as a modern French noun meaning 'giant' applied to a variety of non-folkloric contexts (place-names such as Dent du Géant, festival giant puppets like Géant du Nord, commercial brands such as Géant Casino, and technical/organizational acronyms like GÉANT). No traditional cosmological or mythic genesis of a singular supernatural being called 'Géant' is documented in these sources.

The sources do not provide a folkloric physical description of a supernatural 'Géant'. References are to large human-made festival puppets (generic 'giant' figures) and to toponyms (e.g., 'Dent du Géant' — literally 'Giant's Tooth' as a mountain peak name). No consistent corporeal attributes of a living mythic entity are attested in the provided material.

No supernatural abilities or behaviors are described in the supplied sources. Uses of 'Géant' in the materials are non-mythic (puppet festivals, brand names, place-names, acronyms) and do not include accounts of powers, habits, or interactions with humans that would constitute a creature's abilities.