How to Say “Mom” in Georgian
The Georgian word for mom is დედა. დედა is an informal word for a female parent.
Georgian is the official language of Georgia. It belongs to the small Kartvelian family of the South Caucasus and is not related to its large neighbours, Russian, Armenian and Turkish.
Georgian has its own alphabet, Mkhedruli, with 33 letters and no capital letters. It has sounds English lacks, such as ejective consonants made with a small pop, often written with an apostrophe in Latin letters as in p' and t', and it allows long clusters of consonants. Use tkven as the polite "you" and shen with friends. Gamarjoba means hello and madloba thank you.
| Family | Kartvelian |
|---|---|
| Official in | Georgia |
| Script | Georgian alphabet (Mkhedruli), 33 letters |
| Codes | ka (ISO 639-1), kat (ISO 639-3) |
Classification: Wikidata. Retrieved 26 September 2026.
The Georgian word for mom is დედა. დედა is an informal word for a female parent.
პოლიცია is the Georgian word for police. პოლიცია refers to a local or general law enforcement agency.
The Georgian word for boy is ბიჭი. ბიჭი is a noun used to refer to a male child.
ჩვენ შენ გვიყვარხარ is the Georgian way to say “we love you.” This phrase is used by a group of people to express their deep affection for a single person.
The Georgian word for brother is ძმა. ძმა refers to a male sibling.
The Georgian word for ‘good’ is კარგი. კარგი is an adjective meaning pleasant or enjoyable.
Good afternoon in Georgian can be expressed as შუადღე მშვიდობისა, though the standard greeting გამარჯობა is often used.
The English phrase “my love” is translated into Georgian as ჩემი სიყვარული.