The Georgian verb "kachva" (კაჭვა) and the Spanish verb "cachar" coincide absolutely. The first means "axing" (hewing with an axe), and the second means "to break, splinter". Actually, "качаться" and "kachva" are also direct relatives, since "kachva" is in addition to cutting by an ax also means any mowing (scything), during which the mower swings/rocks.
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