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ქართული Georgian

Georgian has a long written tradition and is a key language of the Caucasus with rich medieval and modern literature. It’s especially useful for readers interested in Caucasus history, Christianity, and manuscript culture.

Family: KartvelianPeriod: 5th century CE → present (written tradition)
Region: Caucasus (Georgia and surrounding regions)
5th century CE → present (written tradition)
Approximate modern reference — Centered on Georgia; dialects and literary centers vary across time.. Open in OpenStreetMap .

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Georgian is easiest to type with a Georgian keyboard layout; for occasional characters, copy/paste works well.

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  • Georgian Culture

    • Notes: Several aspects of the culture are covered, with essays on the history.
  • Georgian Culture Topics

    • Notes: A brief statement on a few different topics.
  • Litinfo

    • Notes: An electronic journal for Georgian literature.
  • Georgien

    • Notes: A blog on Georgian and Caucasus topics. Includes a long list of other blogs at the bottom.

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