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Fresco of Queen Tamar , a Georgian woman – that is, a woman from the country of Georgia (etymology 1) From Georgia -n
Georgian (countable and uncountable plural Georgians
( uncountable ) language of Georgia , a country in Eastern Europe and Western Asia .( countable ) person or a descendant of a person from Georgia , a country in Eastern Europe and Western Asia .( countable ) native or resident of the state of Georgia in the United States of America .( native or resident of the US state of Georgia ) : American ( language of Georgia ) : Tush language of the country of Georgia
Abkhaz: ақырҭуа бызшәа ( akərtwa bəzŝʷa )
Afrikaans: Georgies (af)
Arabic: جُورْجِيَّة f ( jōrjiyya )
Armenian: վրացերեն (hy) ( vracʻeren )
Azerbaijani: gürcü gürcü dili (az)
Basque: georgiera (eu)
Bats: კოხურ მოტეჼ ( ḳoxur moṭẽ ) , ბუჲღეჼ ( buyɣẽ )
Belarusian: грузі́нская мо́ва f ( hruzínskaja móva )
Bulgarian: грузи́нски m ( gruzínski )
Catalan: georgià (ca) m
Chechen: гуьржийн мотт ( güržiı̇n mott )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 格魯吉亞語 / 格鲁吉亚语 (zh) ( gélǔjíyàyǔ ) , 喬治亞語 / 乔治亚语 (zh) ( qiáozhìyàyǔ )
Corsican: georgianu m ghjeorghjanu m ghjeurghjanu (co) m
Crimean Tatar: gürci tili
Czech: gruzínština (cs) f
Danish: georgisk (da) n
Dhivehi: ޖޯޖިޔާ ( jōjiyā )
Dutch: Georgisch (nl) n
Esperanto: kartvela kartvela lingvo ( with the definite article la (eo) )
Estonian: gruusia gruusia keel
Finnish: georgia (fi)
French: géorgien (fr) m
Galician: xeorxiano (gl) m
Georgian: ქართული (ka) ( kartuli ) , ქართული ენა (ka) ( kartuli ena )
German: Georgisch (de) n Grusinisch n Kartwelisch (de) n
Greek: γεωργιανά (el) ( georgianá )
Gujarati: જ્યોર્જિયન (gu) ( jyorjiyan )
Hebrew: גאורגית f ( ge'orgít ) , גְּרוּזִינִית f ( gruzinít )
Hindi: ज्योर्जियन ( jyorjiyan )
Hungarian: grúz (hu)
Icelandic: georgíska (is) f
Indonesian: bahasa Georgia (id)
Irish: Seoirsis f
Italian: georgiano (it) m
Japanese: グルジア語 (ja) ( グルジアご, gurujiago ) , ジョージア語 ( ジョージアご, jōjiago )
Kazakh: грузин тілі ( gruzin tılı )
Korean: 그루지야어 (ko) ( geurujiya'eo ) , 조지아어 (ko) ( jojia'eo )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: گورجی ( gurcî )
Northern Kurdish: gurckî (ku) , gurcî (ku)
Kyrgyz: грузин тили ( gruzin tili ) , гүржү тили ( gürjü tili )
Laz: Korturi Korturi nena Kortuli Kortuli nena ქორთული ( kortuli ) , ქორთული ნენა ( kortuli nena )
Luxembourgish: Georgesch (lb)
Macedonian: грузиски m ( gruziski )
Maltese: Ġorġjan
Mingrelian: ქორთული ( kortuli ) , ქორთული ნინა ( kortuli nina )
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: гүрж хэл ( gürž xel )
Navajo: Jóojah Dineʼé bizaad
Norwegian:
Bokmål: georgisk (no) m grusisk m
Nynorsk: georgisk (nn) m grusisk (nn) m
Ossetian: гуырдзиаг ӕвзаг ( g°yrʒiag ævzag )
Persian: گرجی (fa) ( gorji )
Polish: gruziński (pl) m
Portuguese: georgiano (pt) m
Romanian: georgiană (ro) f
Russian: грузи́нский язы́к m ( gruzínskij jazýk ) , грузи́нский (ru) m ( gruzínskij )
Sardinian: georgianu m
Scots: Georgie Georgian
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: гру̑зӣјскӣ m
Roman: grȗzījskī (sh) m
Sicilian: giurgianu (scn) m
Slovak: gruzínčina (sk) f
Slovene: gruzinščina f
Spanish: georgiano (es) m
Svan: ლჷქა̈რთუ ( ləkärtu ) , ლჷქა̈რთუ ნინ ( ləkärtu nin ) , ქართუ̂ილ ( kartûil ) , ქართუ̂ილ ნინ ( kartûil nin )
Swedish: georgiska (sv) c
Tagalog: Heyorhiyano
Tajik: гурҷӣ (tg) ( gurji )
Turkish: Gürcüce (tr)
Ukrainian: грузи́нська мо́ва f ( hruzýnsʹka móva )
Vietnamese: tiếng Gru-di-a
West Frisian: Georgysk n
Yiddish: גרוזיניש n ( gruzinish )
person from the country of Georgia
Abkhaz: а-қы́рҭуа ( a-kə́rtwa )
Afrikaans: Georgiër
Albanian: gjeorgjian (sq)
Arabic: جُورْجِيّ m ( jōrjiyy ) , جُورْجِيَّة f ( jōrjiyya )
Armenian: վրացի (hy) ( vracʻi )
Old Armenian: վրացի ( vracʻi ) , ( collectively ) վիրք pl ( virkʻ )
Azerbaijani: gürcü
Basque: georgiar
Bats: კოხივ ( ḳoxiv ) , ბუჲნღოვ ( buynɣov )
Belarusian: грузі́н m ( hruzín ) , грузі́нка f ( hruzínka )
Bulgarian: грузи́нец m ( gruzínec ) , грузи́нка f ( gruzínka )
Carpathian Rusyn: грузи́н m ( hruzýn )
Catalan: georgià (ca) m georgiana (ca) f
Chechen: гуьржи ( gürži )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 格魯吉亞人 / 格鲁吉亚人 (zh) ( gélǔjíyàrén ) , 喬治亞人 / 乔治亚人 (zh) ( qiáozhìyàrén )
Crimean Tatar: gürci
Czech: Gruzínec (cs) m Gruzín (cs) m Gruzínka (cs) f
Danish: georgier c
Dutch: Georgiër (nl) m Georgische (nl) f Georgisch (nl)
Esperanto: kartvelo m kartvelino f gruzo (eo) m gruzino f
Estonian: grusiin gruusialane georgialane
Finnish: georgialainen (fi) ; gruusialainen (fi) ( dated )
French: Géorgien (fr) m Géorgienne (fr) f
Galician: xeorxiano (gl) m
Georgian: ქართველი (ka) ( kartveli )
German: Georgier (de) m Georgierin (de) f Grusier m Grusierin f
Greek: Γεωργιανός (el) m ( Georgianós ) , Γεωργιανή (el) f ( Georgianí )
Hebrew: גֵּאוֹרְגִּי (he) m ( ge'orgí ) , גאורגית f ( ge'orgít ) , גְּרוּזִינִי (he) m ( gruzini ) , גְּרוּזִינִית f ( gruzinit )
Hindi: जॉर्जियाई (hi) m or f ( jŏrjiyāī )
Hungarian: grúz (hu)
Icelandic: Georgíumaður m
Irish: Seoirseach m
Italian: georgiano (it) m georgiana (it) f
Japanese: グルジア人 (ja) ( グルジアじん, gurujiajin )
Kazakh: грузин ( gruzin )
Korean: 그루지야인 ( geurujiyain ) , 조지아인 ( jojiain ) , 그루지야 사람 ( geurujiya saram ) , 조지아 사람 ( jojia saram )
Kurdish:
Central Kurdish: گورجی ( gurcî )
Northern Kurdish: gurcistanî (ku) , gurcî (ku)
Kyrgyz: грузин ( gruzin ) , гүржү (ky) ( gürjü )
Latvian: gruzīns m gruzīniete f
Laz: Kortu
Lithuanian: gruzinas (lt) m gruzinė (lt) f
Macedonian: Грузиец m ( Gruziec ) , Грузијка f ( Gruzijka )
Mingrelian: ქორთუ ( kortu )
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: гүрж хүн ( gürž xün )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: georgier (no) m grusier m
Nynorsk: georgiar (nn) m grusiar (nn) m
Ossetian: гуырдзиаг ( g°yrʒiag )
Persian: گرجی (fa) ( gorji )
Polish: Gruzin (pl) m Gruzinka (pl) f
Portuguese: georgiano (pt) m
Romanian: georgian (ro) m georgiană (ro) f gruzin (ro) m gruzină (ro) f
Russian: грузи́н (ru) m ( gruzín ) , грузи́нка (ru) f ( gruzínka ) , ( rare ) картве́л (ru) m ( kartvél ) , ( rare ) картве́лка (ru) ( kartvélka )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: Грузијац m Грузијка f Гру̀зӣн m Грузинка f
Roman: Gruzijac m Gruzijka f Grùzīn (sh) m Gruzinka f
Slovak: Gruzínec m Gruzínka f
Slovene: Gruzinec (sl) m Gruzinka f
Spanish: georgiano (es) m georgiana (es) f
Svan: სგა̄უ̂იშ ( sgāûiš ) , მჷქა̈რთ ( məkärt ) , ქართუ̂ელ ( kartûel )
Swedish: georgier (sv) c ( female ) georgiska (sv) c
Tagalog: Heyorhiyano
Tajik: гурҷӣ (tg) ( gurji )
Turkish: Gürcü (tr) , Gürcistanlı
Turkmen: gürjü gruzin
Ukrainian: грузи́н m ( hruzýn ) , грузи́нка f ( hruzýnka )
Urdu: جارجیائی ( jārjiyā'ī )
Uyghur: گرۇزىن ( gruzin )
Uzbek: gruzin (uz)
Vietnamese: người Gru-di-a
Yiddish: גרוזינער m ( gruziner )
person from the U.S. State of Georgia
Georgian (not comparable )
Of, from, or pertaining to the Eastern European country of Georgia, the Georgian people or the Georgian language.
2011 September 18, Ben Dirs , “Rugby World Cup 2011: England 41 – 10 Georgia”, in BBC Sport [1] the original on 10 June 2016 :As in their narrow defeat of Argentina last week, England were indisciplined at the breakdown, and if Georgian fly-half Merab Kvirikashvili had remembered his kicking boots, Johnson's side might have been behind at half-time.
Of, from, or pertaining to the U.S. State of Georgia or its Georgian English dialect. pertaining to the country, people or language of Georgia
Abkhaz: ақырҭуа ( akərtwa )
Afrikaans: Georgies (af)
Albanian: gjeorgjez gjeorgjian (sq)
Arabic: جُورْجِيّ ( jūrjiyy )
Armenian: վրացական (hy) ( vracʻakan )
Azerbaijani: gürcü
Bashkir: грузин ( gruzin )
Basque: georgiar
Belarusian: грузі́нскі ( hruzínski )
Bengali: জর্জীয় (bn) ( jorjiẏo )
Bulgarian: грузи́нски ( gruzínski )
Burmese: ဂျော်ဂျီယာ ( gyaugyiya )
Catalan: georgià (ca)
Chechen: гуьржийн ( güržiı̇n )
Chinese:
Mandarin: 格魯吉亞的 / 格鲁吉亚的 (zh) ( Gélǔjíyà de ) , 喬治亞的 / 乔治亚的 (zh) ( Qiáozhìyà de )
Crimean Tatar: gürci
Czech: gruzínský (cs)
Danish: georgisk (da)
Dutch: Georgisch (nl)
Estonian: gruusia Gruusia (et) , georgia (et) , Georgia (et) , grusiini
Finnish: georgialainen (fi) , gruusialainen (fi)
French: géorgien (fr)
Georgian: ქართული (ka) ( kartuli )
German: georgisch (de) , grusinisch
Greek: γεωργιανός m ( georgianós ) , γεωργιανή f ( georgianí ) , γεωργιανό n ( georgianó )
Hebrew: גֵּאוֹרְגִּי (he) ( ge'orgí ) , גְּרוּזִינִי (he) ( gruzíni )
Hindi: जॉर्जियाई (hi) ( jŏrjiyāī )
Hungarian: grúz (hu)
Icelandic: georgískur (is)
Irish: Seoirseach
Italian: georgiano (it) m
Japanese: グルジアの (ja) ( Gurujia no ) , ジョージアの (ja) ( Jōjia no )
Kazakh: грузин ( gruzin )
Khmer: ហ្សកហ្ស៊ី ( zɑkzii )
Korean: 조지아의 (ko) ( jojiaui ) , 그루지야의 (ko) ( geurujiyaui )
Kyrgyz: грузин ( gruzin ) , гүржү (ky) ( gürjü )
Latin: georgianus Hibēricus
Latvian: gruzīnu gruzīnisks
Lithuanian: gruzinų (lt) , gruziniškas (lt)
Macedonian: грузиски ( gruziski )
Malay: Georgia (ms)
Mongolian:
Cyrillic: гүрж ( gürž )
Norwegian:
Bokmål: georgisk (no)
Nynorsk: georgisk (nn)
Ossetian: гуырдзиаг ( g°yrʒiag )
Pashto: ګرجي ( gorǰī )
Persian: گرجی (fa) ( gorji )
Polish: gruziński (pl)
Portuguese: georgiano (pt)
Romanian: georgian (ro) , gruzin (ro)
Russian: грузи́нский (ru) ( gruzínskij ) , ( linguistic, rare ) картве́льский (ru) ( kartvélʹskij )
Serbo-Croatian:
Cyrillic: гру̑зӣјскӣ гру̀зӣнскӣ
Roman: grȗzījskī (sh) , grùzīnskī (sh)
Slovak: gruzínsky (sk)
Slovene: grȗzijski
Spanish: georgiano (es)
Swedish: georgisk (sv)
Tagalog: Heyorhiyano
Tajik: гурҷӣ (tg) ( gurji )
Tatar: гөрҗи ( görci )
Thai: จอร์เจีย (th) ( jɔɔ-jiia )
Turkish: Gürcü (tr)
Turkmen: gruzin gürjü
Ukrainian: грузи́нський (uk) ( hruzýnsʹkyj )
Urdu: جارجیائی ( jārjiyā'ī )
Uyghur: گرۇزىن ( gruzin )
Uzbek: gruzin (uz)
Vietnamese: Gru-di-a
Yiddish: גרוזינער ( gruziner ) , גרוזיניש ( gruzinish )
pertaining to the U.S. State of Georgia
The Circus in Bath , England is an example of Georgian architecture – that is, built during the reign of George II of Great Britain (etymology 2) From George -ian
Georgian (plural Georgians
( historical ) British citizen during the reign of a king named George .Georgian (comparative more Georgian , superlative most Georgian )
Of, from, or characteristic of the reigns of Kings George I and George II of Great Britain , and George III and George IV of the United Kingdom (1714–1830).
Pertaining to a movement in lyric poetry during the reign of King George V of the United Kingdom (1910-1936).
Pertaining to or characteristic of Stefan George (a German poet ).
2001 Critics of Modernity: The Literature of the Conservative Revolution in Germany, 1890–1933 , page 82 :The same Georgian persona, leonine and sacerdotal (that of the aristocratic priest) appears throughout the reminiscences of all his disciples.
2005 Exile, Science and Bildung: The Contested Legacies of German Emigre Intellectuals , page 23 :Another example of this sterile Georgian orthodoxy is to be found in the case of Ernst Morwitz ...
2012 “Escape to Life”: German Intellectuals in New York: A Compendium on Exile after 1933 , page 227 :Kantorowicz [ …] warns against confusing a Georgian aesthetic “secret Germany,” which still slumbered in concealment, with contemporary, ‘awakened’ Nazi Germany.
Of or pertaining to Saint George. Wiktionary Georgian
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