How to Say “Sweetheart” in Georgian

სატრფო
saṭrpo[sätʼɾpʰo̞]
The English phrase 'sweetheart' can be translated into Georgian using სატრფო (saṭrpo). Wiktionary also lists მიჯნური (miǯnuri) and საყვარელი (saq̇vareli).
Meaning: a person very much liked or loved by someone (noun)

Ways to say it

“sweetheart” in Georgian
Georgian Romanization (Wiktionary) IPA
სატრფო saṭrpo [sätʼɾpʰo̞] (narrow)
მიჯნური miǯnuri [mid͡ʒnuɾi] (narrow)
საყვარელი saq̇vareli [säχʼʷäɾe̞li] (narrow)

These terms are used to describe a person who is very much liked or loved by someone, similar to calling someone a darling or a cutie.

What does it mean word for word?

The word საყვარელი is derived from a root meaning 'love' and literally means 'beloved' or 'dear'.

Which one should you use?

მიჯნური is a more poetic or literary term for a sweetheart or lover. საყვარელი can mean both a person (sweetheart) and a quality (dear/lovely).

Is there a formal and an informal way to say it?

მიჯნური is a literary term, making it more poetic than the other options.

How does it change in a sentence?

The word საყვარელი can function as both a noun meaning 'sweetheart' and an adjective meaning 'dear' or 'lovely'.

How do you pronounce it?

saṭrpo

Did you know?

  • The poetic word for sweetheart მიჯნური comes from the Arabic word majnūn, which means 'possessed' or 'crazy'.
  • In Georgian culture, calling someone საყვარელი is common not just for romantic partners but also for children and pets.
  • The term მიჯნური is rarely heard in casual street conversation and is instead reserved for classical poetry and high literature.

Examples in context

  • ისეთი სატრფო ბავშვია!
    iseti satrpo bavshvia!
    She is such a sweetheart of a child!

Example conversation

Nino and Levan are greeting each other at home.

  1. ნინო Nino

    მოგესალმები, სატრფო!
    mogesalmebi, satrpo!
    I greet you, sweetheart!
  2. ლევან Levan

    გამარჯობა, ნინო. როგორ ხარ?
    gamarjoba, nino. rogor khar?
    Hello, Nino. How are you?
  3. ნინო Nino

    კარგად ვარ, შენ როგორ ხარ?
    kargad var, shen rogor khar?
    I am well, how are you?
  4. ლევან Levan

    მეც კარგად ვარ, გმადლობ.
    mets kargad var, gmadlob.
    I am also well, thank you.
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