Considering the enormous degree of kartvelianity of the toponyms of Ancient Italy, the word "Etruschi" simply must have at least some interpretation from the point of view of the Kartvelian language. There is no direct interpretation yet, but it makes sense to pay attention to the amazing masdar from Chanturia's dictionary "Etruseba" (ეტრუსება), which contains as a stem "etrus-" and is translated as "scorching".
Update:
The country of the Etruscans is known to be called "Etruria". There is no doubt that the word contains the Georgian adjective "etruri" from the root "etri". This root is present in the masdar "etreva" (ეთრევა) and means the same as "treva" - "to wander", "to hang around", "to hang around". A natural name for a nomadic tribe.
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