ყოლამა

An extremely interesting example from Chanturia's dictionary. It is full of such examples. t is a supposedly Jewish borrowing:

ყოლამა n Ju this world/country

Why "Ju"? Why a Jewish borrowing, if "ყოლა" is "birth", and "-am" is a Megrelian suffix? "World" is exactly where people are born into. That is, "ყოლამა" (or "ყოლიანა", if you replace the Megrelian suffix with Georgian).

First, a Jewish word turned out to be Georgian. And second, as has already been said many times, "Hebrews" = "Iberians" = "Kartvelians". In this case, there is no contradiction.

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