Georgian Meaning in English

word

US

ˈdʒɔɹdʒən

JOR-juhn

UK

ˈdʒɔːdʒən

JAW-juhn

Definition

'Georgian' can refer to something or someone from the country of Georgia, its language, or, less commonly, something related to King George's period in English history.

Usage & Nuances

Usually means related to Georgia (the country near Russia). As an adjective: 'Georgian food,' 'Georgian people.' As a noun: 'she is a Georgian.' Can describe the Georgian language. Distinct from 'Georgian' (English architecture/historical period from King George's rule).

• Spanish: georgiano - georgiana
• Portuguese (BR): georgiano - georgiana
• Portuguese (PT): georgiano - georgiana
• Chinese (Simplified): 格鲁吉亚的 - 格鲁吉亚人 - 格鲁吉亚语
• Chinese (Traditional): 格魯吉亞的 - 格魯吉亞人 - 格魯吉亞語
• Hindi: जॉर्जियन
• Arabic: جورجي
• Bengali: জর্জিয়ান
• Russian: грузинский - грузин (человек)
• Japanese: ジョージアの - ジョージア人 - ジョージア語
• Vietnamese: Gruzia
• Korean: 조지아의 - 조지아인 - 조지아어
• Turkish: Gürcü - Gürcüce (dil)
• Urdu: جارجیائی
• Indonesian: Georgia - orang Georgia - bahasa Georgia

Example Sentences

He is a Georgian from Tbilisi.

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They speak Georgian at home.

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I love Georgian food.

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The Georgian alphabet is unique and beautiful.

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My best friend is Georgian, and she taught me some phrases.

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We went to a little Georgian restaurant and tried khachapuri.

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