GEORGIAN SURNAMES' ROOTS IN TODAY'S TOPONYMS: EUROPE

Albera (Liguria, Aluga (Portugal, Aprica (Italy), Arbola (Basque Country), Arona (Italy), Babana (Romania), Babila (Italy), Balantzara (Venice), Balea (Romania), Balota (Romania), Bautca (Courland), Bacina (Ukraine and Croatia), Blanda (Spain), Varziva (Germany), Gabata (Bulgaria), Gavarda (Spain), Garda (Italy), Gvarama (Spain), Goyarda (Italy), Gordola (Italy), Desana (Italy), Divona (France), Zaruba (Europe), Caldula (Europe), Carona (Italy), Cascada (Spain), Korbela (Czech Republic), Crema (Italy), Mazia (Greece), Malaga (Spain), Montenegro), Novara (Italy), Pereta (Italy), Pyrenees), Pirina (Bulgaria), Raibula (Italy), Tagheta (Italy), Tedula (Spain), Totina (Italy), Traga (Italy), Uvala (Croatia)