mingrelian वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. "Mkhedruli " has 33 letters in common use; a half dozen more are obsolete in Georgian, though still used in other alphabets, like Mingrelian, Laz, and Svan.
2. Between 1930 and 1938, Zan ( Laz and Mingrelian ) enjoyed cultural autonomy in Georgia and was used as a literary language, but an official standard form of the tongue was never established.
3. The reason is that the Mingrelian community forms the third ( or perhaps even second ) largest group in Abkhazia and remains overwhelmingly loyal to Georgia, thus posing a threat to the separatist regime.
4. All three users insists on separating certain regional populations of Georgians-such as Mingrelians and Svans-as independent ethnic or linguistic groups which I as a Mingrelian believe is a blatant secessionist propaganda.
5. The marauding principality under the Princes Dadeshkeliani, a branch of the Gelovani family, while Lower Svanetia, originally ruled by the Princes Gelovani, was temporarily usurped and subdued by the Mingrelian princes Dadiani.
6. The Macrones are identified by modern scholars as one of the proto-Georgian tribes whose presence in Northeastern Anatolia might have preceded the Mingrelians ( cf . " margal ", a Mingrelian self-designation ).
7. Gela Charkviani was born in Tbilisi in 1939 into the family of Candide Charkviani, a leader of the Georgian Communist Party who had been accused in the Mingrelian Affair under Joseph Stalin, and his ophthalmologist wife Tamar Jaoshvili.
8. Presently, Mingrelian is spoken by the Mingrelians primarily in Mingrelia ( northwest Georgia ) and Abkhazia, whereas Laz is spoken by the Laz people in Turkey ( and in a small portion of Adjara, southwestern Georgia ).
9. *: The only reason I even mentioned I came from Mingrelia-on this page and only once-is because " you complained " that I edited a Mingrelian page that ComtesseDeMingrelie apparently derived her name from.
10. Through his Mingrelian relatives, Prince Nakachidze had connections to Agrippina Japaridze, the wife of Constantine Petrovich, and to the Dadiani family-- Salome, Niko and Andria Dadiani the Georgian royal family then living in exile at Nice.