Free online translator for converting English names to Georgian (ქართული)
Georgian uses its own unique alphabet, one of only 14 independent writing systems in the world. The elegant Mkhedruli script features graceful curves and has been used since the 11th century with no uppercase/lowercase distinction.
Georgian transliteration converts English names phonetically using the 33-letter Georgian alphabet. Most English sounds have Georgian equivalents, though some like 'f' are approximated.
Here are examples of common English names transliterated to Georgian:
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Use our Georgian translator above. Type your name in English and it converts to Georgian Mkhedruli script using standard phonetic transliteration. The result matches how Georgians write foreign names.
The Mkhedruli script traditionally has no distinction between uppercase and lowercase letters. This is a feature of the script's design, though capitals are sometimes used in modern contexts for emphasis.
No! Georgian is part of the unique Kartvelian language family, completely unrelated to Russian, Arabic, or Indo-European languages. It has its own independent alphabet and grammar.
Georgian script is relatively approachable with 33 phonetic letters. The elegant curves are distinctive and memorable. Since each letter consistently represents one sound, pronunciation is predictable once you learn the alphabet.
Our transliteration follows standard Georgian conventions. For official documents like visas, verify with Georgian authorities as they may have specific transliteration requirements.