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WORLD TOPONYMS IN TODAY'S GEORGIAN SURNAMES
Agula, (Ethiopia) – Agulashvili Adola (Ethiopia) – Adolashvili Aqaba (Jordan) – Akabashvili Akola (India) – Akolashvili Akula (Congo) – Akulashvili Albuta (Rom…
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GEORGIAN SURNAMES' ROOTS IN TODAY'S TOPONYMS: ASIA
Abila (Galilee), Albara (Syria), Arakela (Armenia), Arbela (Galilee), Arbela (Iran), Arbura (Iran), Aslamaza (Iran), Baka (Galilee), Batanisa (Jordan), Besara …
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NAKHICHEVAN
The Azerbaijani city of Nakhichevan belonged to different empires at different times, but its name is interpreted from the Kartvelian point of view toponymical…
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MASSAGETAE
The Kartvelian toponymic "et" suffix is clearly present - "Massageti, the country of the Massagi". Is it possible to interpret the root &q…
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