Right on the border between Spain and France (between Ochagaviá and Larrau) there is the sacred Basque mountain Pico d'Ori, which has two peaks. They even have their own names: Pico d'Ori and Ori Xipia, which means "little Ori" in Basque. Are the chances that the double peak of the mountain will be reflected in its name? Judging by the fact that "ori" in Kartvelian means "two", they are high. From the Kartvelian point of view, the name of the mountain is translated as "peak of two". From other points of view, including the Basque, it is not possible to obtain a clear interpretation.
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