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What does 'sikvaruli' mean in Georgian?

Love in Georgian and how to say 'I love you'.

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Short answer

Sikvaruli (სიყვარული) means 'love' in Georgian. 'I love you' is mikvarkhar (მიყვარხარ), and an affectionate way to address a loved one is chemo sikvarulo (ჩემო სიყვარულო), 'my love'. The word often appears in Georgian songs, toasts and names.

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Why

  1. The 'k' sound in sikvaruli is a special, deeper Georgian sound.
  2. Genatsvale is closer to an expression of tender affection.
  3. A toast to love is always raised at a feast.

Details

Imereti has the Sikvaruli waterfall with a heart-shaped cave, popular with couples. Lovers will also enjoy Sighnaghi, the city of love.

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