Georgian Font Generator

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Georgian Font Generator

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Sample Mkhedruli: everyday letters

თბილისი

Same text, other sets

  • Mtavruli: capitals ᲗᲑᲘᲚᲘᲡᲘ
  • Asomtavruli: old church capitals ႧႡႨႪႨႱႨ
  • Nuskhuri: old church small letters ⴇⴁⴈⴊⴈⴑⴈ

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Letter for letter, from the table under the tool. A character with no entry stays exactly as you typed it. The way back says when two letters share one code.

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All 138 letters

Mkhedruli, the everyday script 33

  • Georgian letter an U+10D0. Written for a in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter ban U+10D1. Written for b in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter can U+10EA. Written for ts in Georgia's national system. With an apostrophe, ts' is another letter.
  • Georgian letter char U+10ED. Written for ch' in Georgia's national system. The apostrophe makes it another letter than plain ch.
  • Georgian letter chin U+10E9. Written for ch in Georgia's national system. With an apostrophe, ch' is another letter.
  • Georgian letter cil U+10EC. Written for ts' in Georgia's national system. The apostrophe makes it another letter than plain ts.
  • Georgian letter don U+10D3. Written for d in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter en U+10D4. Written for e in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter gan U+10D2. Written for g in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter ghan U+10E6. Written for gh in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter hae U+10F0. Written for h in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter in U+10D8. Written for i in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter jhan U+10EF. Written for j in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter jil U+10EB. Written for dz in Georgia's national system.
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Mkhedruli, the everyday script, continued

  • Georgian letter kan U+10D9. Written for k' in Georgia's national system. The apostrophe makes it another letter than plain k.
  • Georgian letter khar U+10E5. Written for k in Georgia's national system. With an apostrophe, k' is another letter.
  • Georgian letter las U+10DA. Written for l in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter man U+10DB. Written for m in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter nar U+10DC. Written for n in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter on U+10DD. Written for o in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter par U+10DE. Written for p' in Georgia's national system. The apostrophe makes it another letter than plain p.
  • Georgian letter phar U+10E4. Written for p in Georgia's national system. With an apostrophe, p' is another letter.
  • Georgian letter qar U+10E7. Written for q' in Georgia's national system. The apostrophe makes it another letter than plain q.
  • Georgian letter rae U+10E0. Written for r in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter san U+10E1. Written for s in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter shin U+10E8. Written for sh in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter tan U+10D7. Written for t in Georgia's national system. With an apostrophe, t' is another letter.
  • Georgian letter tar U+10E2. Written for t' in Georgia's national system. The apostrophe makes it another letter than plain t.
  • Georgian letter un U+10E3. Written for u in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter vin U+10D5. Written for v in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter xan U+10EE. Written for kh in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter zen U+10D6. Written for z in Georgia's national system.
  • Georgian letter zhar U+10DF. Written for zh in Georgia's national system.

Mtavruli, its capitals 33

  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter an U+1C90. The capital form of ა, written for a.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter ban U+1C91. The capital form of ბ, written for b.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter can U+1CAA. The capital form of ც, written for ts.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter char U+1CAD. The capital form of ჭ, written for ch'.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter chin U+1CA9. The capital form of ჩ, written for ch.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter cil U+1CAC. The capital form of წ, written for ts'.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter don U+1C93. The capital form of დ, written for d.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter en U+1C94. The capital form of ე, written for e.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter gan U+1C92. The capital form of გ, written for g.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter ghan U+1CA6. The capital form of ღ, written for gh.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter hae U+1CB0. The capital form of ჰ, written for h.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter in U+1C98. The capital form of ი, written for i.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter jhan U+1CAF. The capital form of ჯ, written for j.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter jil U+1CAB. The capital form of ძ, written for dz.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter kan U+1C99. The capital form of კ, written for k'.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter khar U+1CA5. The capital form of ქ, written for k.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter las U+1C9A. The capital form of ლ, written for l.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter man U+1C9B. The capital form of მ, written for m.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter nar U+1C9C. The capital form of ნ, written for n.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter on U+1C9D. The capital form of ო, written for o.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter par U+1C9E. The capital form of პ, written for p'.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter phar U+1CA4. The capital form of ფ, written for p.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter qar U+1CA7. The capital form of ყ, written for q'.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter rae U+1CA0. The capital form of რ, written for r.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter san U+1CA1. The capital form of ს, written for s.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter shin U+1CA8. The capital form of შ, written for sh.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter tan U+1C97. The capital form of თ, written for t.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter tar U+1CA2. The capital form of ტ, written for t'.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter un U+1CA3. The capital form of უ, written for u.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter vin U+1C95. The capital form of ვ, written for v.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter xan U+1CAE. The capital form of ხ, written for kh.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter zen U+1C96. The capital form of ზ, written for z.
  • Georgian Mtavruli capital letter zhar U+1C9F. The capital form of ჟ, written for zh.

Asomtavruli, the old church capitals 33

  • Georgian capital letter an U+10A0. The old church capital for ა, written for a.
  • Georgian capital letter ban U+10A1. The old church capital for ბ, written for b.
  • Georgian capital letter can U+10BA. The old church capital for ც, written for ts.
  • Georgian capital letter char U+10BD. The old church capital for ჭ, written for ch'.
  • Georgian capital letter chin U+10B9. The old church capital for ჩ, written for ch.
  • Georgian capital letter cil U+10BC. The old church capital for წ, written for ts'.
  • Georgian capital letter don U+10A3. The old church capital for დ, written for d.
  • Georgian capital letter en U+10A4. The old church capital for ე, written for e.
  • Georgian capital letter gan U+10A2. The old church capital for გ, written for g.
  • Georgian capital letter ghan U+10B6. The old church capital for ღ, written for gh.
  • Georgian capital letter hae U+10C0. The old church capital for ჰ, written for h.
  • Georgian capital letter in U+10A8. The old church capital for ი, written for i.
  • Georgian capital letter jhan U+10BF. The old church capital for ჯ, written for j.
  • Georgian capital letter jil U+10BB. The old church capital for ძ, written for dz.
  • Georgian capital letter kan U+10A9. The old church capital for კ, written for k'.
  • Georgian capital letter khar U+10B5. The old church capital for ქ, written for k.
  • Georgian capital letter las U+10AA. The old church capital for ლ, written for l.
  • Georgian capital letter man U+10AB. The old church capital for მ, written for m.
  • Georgian capital letter nar U+10AC. The old church capital for ნ, written for n.
  • Georgian capital letter on U+10AD. The old church capital for ო, written for o.
  • Georgian capital letter par U+10AE. The old church capital for პ, written for p'.
  • Georgian capital letter phar U+10B4. The old church capital for ფ, written for p.
  • Georgian capital letter qar U+10B7. The old church capital for ყ, written for q'.
  • Georgian capital letter rae U+10B0. The old church capital for რ, written for r.
  • Georgian capital letter san U+10B1. The old church capital for ს, written for s.
  • Georgian capital letter shin U+10B8. The old church capital for შ, written for sh.
  • Georgian capital letter tan U+10A7. The old church capital for თ, written for t.
  • Georgian capital letter tar U+10B2. The old church capital for ტ, written for t'.
  • Georgian capital letter un U+10B3. The old church capital for უ, written for u.
  • Georgian capital letter vin U+10A5. The old church capital for ვ, written for v.
  • Georgian capital letter xan U+10BE. The old church capital for ხ, written for kh.
  • Georgian capital letter zen U+10A6. The old church capital for ზ, written for z.
  • Georgian capital letter zhar U+10AF. The old church capital for ჟ, written for zh.

Nuskhuri, the old church small letters 33

  • Georgian small letter an U+2D00. The old church small letter for ა, written for a.
  • Georgian small letter ban U+2D01. The old church small letter for ბ, written for b.
  • Georgian small letter can U+2D1A. The old church small letter for ც, written for ts.
  • Georgian small letter char U+2D1D. The old church small letter for ჭ, written for ch'.
  • Georgian small letter chin U+2D19. The old church small letter for ჩ, written for ch.
  • Georgian small letter cil U+2D1C. The old church small letter for წ, written for ts'.
  • Georgian small letter don U+2D03. The old church small letter for დ, written for d.
  • Georgian small letter en U+2D04. The old church small letter for ე, written for e.
  • Georgian small letter gan U+2D02. The old church small letter for გ, written for g.
  • Georgian small letter ghan U+2D16. The old church small letter for ღ, written for gh.
  • Georgian small letter hae U+2D20. The old church small letter for ჰ, written for h.
  • Georgian small letter in U+2D08. The old church small letter for ი, written for i.
  • Georgian small letter jhan U+2D1F. The old church small letter for ჯ, written for j.
  • Georgian small letter jil U+2D1B. The old church small letter for ძ, written for dz.
  • Georgian small letter kan U+2D09. The old church small letter for კ, written for k'.
  • Georgian small letter khar U+2D15. The old church small letter for ქ, written for k.
  • Georgian small letter las U+2D0A. The old church small letter for ლ, written for l.
  • Georgian small letter man U+2D0B. The old church small letter for მ, written for m.
  • Georgian small letter nar U+2D0C. The old church small letter for ნ, written for n.
  • Georgian small letter on U+2D0D. The old church small letter for ო, written for o.
  • Georgian small letter par U+2D0E. The old church small letter for პ, written for p'.
  • Georgian small letter phar U+2D14. The old church small letter for ფ, written for p.
  • Georgian small letter qar U+2D17. The old church small letter for ყ, written for q'.
  • Georgian small letter rae U+2D10. The old church small letter for რ, written for r.
  • Georgian small letter san U+2D11. The old church small letter for ს, written for s.
  • Georgian small letter shin U+2D18. The old church small letter for შ, written for sh.
  • Georgian small letter tan U+2D07. The old church small letter for თ, written for t.
  • Georgian small letter tar U+2D12. The old church small letter for ტ, written for t'.
  • Georgian small letter un U+2D13. The old church small letter for უ, written for u.
  • Georgian small letter vin U+2D05. The old church small letter for ვ, written for v.
  • Georgian small letter xan U+2D1E. The old church small letter for ხ, written for kh.
  • Georgian small letter zen U+2D06. The old church small letter for ზ, written for z.
  • Georgian small letter zhar U+2D0F. The old church small letter for ჟ, written for zh.

Latin letters the system does not use 6

  • Latin small letter c Used only inside ch and ch'. A c on its own stays as typed.
  • Latin small letter f Not used by the national system, so an f stays as typed.
  • Latin small letter q Used only with an apostrophe: q' is ყ. A plain q stays as typed.
  • Latin small letter w Not used by the national system, so a w stays as typed.
  • Latin small letter x Not used by the national system, so an x stays as typed.
  • Latin small letter y Not used by the national system, so a y stays as typed.

How this list was compiled: Checked on 2026-10-01. Which Latin letters stand for which Georgian letter: the national system column of the transliteration table in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romanization_of_Georgian, read as wikitext on 2026-10-01 (33 letters; this file is checked against it). Code points, names, categories, case mappings, blocks and ages: https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt, Blocks.txt and DerivedAge.txt (Unicode 18.0.0), fetched the same day. The four scripts are tied letter to letter by their Unicode names (Georgian letter an, Georgian Mtavruli capital letter an, Georgian capital letter an, Georgian small letter an) and by the case mappings: Mtavruli (U+1C90 to U+1CB0, Unicode 11.0) is the upper case of Mkhedruli (U+10D0 to U+10F0, Unicode 1.1), and Asomtavruli (U+10A0 to U+10C0, Unicode 1.1) the upper case of Nuskhuri (U+2D00 to U+2D20, Unicode 4.1). Which script is used where: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian_scripts, read the same day. The one sample, Tbilisi, was checked against the Georgian spelling in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tbilisi (which also gives the Asomtavruli spelling) and the entry for the city in https://en.wiktionary.org, both read the same day. Rows: 138; 33 letters in each of four scripts and 6 Latin letters that stay as typed. The page swaps letters by a romanization run backwards. It holds no Georgian word but the sample and translates nothing. Licence: own list; facts from the Unicode Character Database (Unicode License v3) and from Wikipedia and Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0), restated in this site's own words

How it works

This Georgian font generator swaps Latin letters for the letters of the Georgian alphabet, following Georgia's national romanization system backwards. It changes letters, not meaning: nothing is translated, and the result is real Georgian script, not a typeface.

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Spelling by the national system

Wikipedia records that Georgia adopted the system in February 2002. Most letters pair one to one. Some Georgian letters take two Latin ones: zh, gh, sh, ch, ts, dz and kh. An apostrophe makes another letter: k is ქ and k' is კ, and p, t, ch and ts go the same way. Tbilisi comes out as თბილისი, the way the city writes its name.

Four scripts, one alphabet

Mkhedruli is the everyday script. Mtavruli is its capitals, used for titles. Asomtavruli and Nuskhuri are older scripts that the Georgian Orthodox Church still uses. All four share the same letters, names and order.

  • F, w, x and y stay as typed, and so do a c outside ch and a q with no apostrophe.
  • Swap reads Georgian letters back into Latin ones by the same table.

Questions and answers

Is this a Georgian translator?

No. It swaps letters and knows no words. Type hello and you get h, e, l, l and o in Georgian letters, which is not the Georgian word for hello. It suits the name of a place or a person.

Why do I get letters and not a typeface?

Georgian here means the script of the country of Georgia. The page gives you its real letters as text, and each app shows them in a typeface of its own. It does not change the look of Latin letters.

Why do some rows show empty boxes?

The characters arrived and the font did not. The Mtavruli capitals joined Unicode in version 11.0, in June 2018, so an older device may lack them. The everyday Mkhedruli letters have been there since version 1.1.

How many letters does the Georgian alphabet have?

Thirty-three today. Wikipedia records that it began with 38 and that five are now obsolete. Everyday writing has no capitals: Mtavruli is used only for titles or to make a word stand out.

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