Script - Georgian

Georgian is a distinct script value used for writing the Georgian language and its related Kartvelian languages, primarily in the country of Georgia. It encompasses three historical alphabets: Asomtavruli, Nuskhuri, and Mkhedruli, with the latter being the modern standard. The script is characterized by its unique, curvilinear letterforms and a one-to-one correspondence between sounds and characters, lacking case distinctions in Mkhedruli. Its Unicode encoding includes these three forms, along with Georgian extended characters for historical and liturgical texts, and it is actively supported for modern digital text processing. The script’s value covers both the modern and medieval letter sets, ensuring proper rendering, sorting, and linguistic analysis for Georgian text across different eras and dialects.