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The 20 pages that link to Georgian language, each with the reason it gives.

• TbilisiRelated: It is the main language of public life in Tbilisi.

• Ergative–absolutive alignmentRelated: Georgian demonstrates that alignment may shift across grammatical constructions.

• Georgia under Russian ruleRelated: Georgian persisted as a major cultural marker despite Russian imperial institutions.

• Georgia (country)Related: Its unique family and Georgian script distinguish the country linguistically from its neighbors.

• Glottalic theoryRelated: Georgian ejectives offered Gamkrelidze a familiar comparative point for the proposal.

• Shota RustaveliRelated: Rustaveli composed his epic in the language that gives it its distinctive literary form.

• Georgian nationalismRelated: Language revival and education offered practical means of sustaining national identity.

• Ilia ChavchavadzeRelated: Chavchavadze championed Georgian literary language as a foundation of national identity.

• Kartvelian languagesRelated: Georgian is the family’s most widely spoken language and its principal literary language.

• Ossetian languageRelated: Long contact with Georgian speakers contributed to Ossetian’s vocabulary and regional history.

• Kingdom of IberiaRelated: Iberian-era religious and political traditions helped shape later Georgian written culture.

• The Knight in the Panther's SkinRelated: Rustaveli's verse helped establish Georgian as a language of sophisticated courtly poetry.

• Christianization of the Kingdom of IberiaRelated: Christian institutions helped make Georgian a language of worship and written culture.

• Irakli CharkvianiRelated: Its use in Charkviani’s lyrics anchors his experimental music in Georgian expression.

• Lela TsurtsumiaRelated: Performing in Georgian is a defining feature of Tsurtsumia’s musical identity.