Georgian Transliteration Online
Convert Georgian script into Latin letters and Latin translit back into Georgian. The default output follows a national-style Georgian romanization, useful for names, places, signs and readable text.
Georgian to Latin transliteration
Convert Georgian letters into Latin characters for reading, maps, names, catalogues and systems where Georgian script is not supported. Georgian romanization often follows a national system used for names and signage.
Latin to Georgian letters
Reverse conversion can rebuild Georgian script from Latin translit, but some pairs are ambiguous. For example, different Georgian letters may share similar Latin forms in simplified systems.
National Georgian transliteration system
The national Georgian transliteration system is a common way to represent Georgian letters in Latin script. It is useful for public signs, place names and official-style romanization, but exact rules should be checked for formal use.
Georgian has no uppercase and lowercase letters
Modern Georgian script does not use uppercase and lowercase in the same way as Latin. Uppercase options may affect the Latin result, but they do not create capital Georgian letters.
Georgian names, places and URLs
For names and place names, use the required national or institutional spelling. For URLs, simplified Latin output with lowercase letters and hyphens is usually the most practical choice.
Georgian Transliteration: letters and Latin equivalents
| Georgian | Latin (National) |
|---|---|
| ა | a |
| ბ | b |
| გ | g |
| დ | d |
| თ | t |
| ღ | gh |
| ყ | q |
| შ | sh |
| ჩ | ch |
| ც | ts |
| ძ | dz |
| წ | ts |
| ჭ | ch |
| ხ | kh |
| ჯ | j |
Frequently asked questions
Is this a Georgian translator?
No. It changes Georgian letters into Latin letters or Latin translit into Georgian script. It does not translate Georgian words into English.
What is Georgian romanization?
Romanization is writing Georgian words with the Latin alphabet. It is used for names, place names, maps, signs, catalogues and technical systems.
What is the national Georgian transliteration system?
It is a standardized way to represent Georgian letters with Latin characters. It is commonly used for place names and signs, but formal documents may require a specific rule set.
Can I convert Latin translit back to Georgian?
Yes, but reverse conversion can be ambiguous. Some Georgian letters may share the same simplified Latin representation, so names and formal text should be checked manually.
Does Georgian have capital letters?
Modern Georgian does not use uppercase and lowercase letters like Latin. The uppercase option can change the Latin output, but it does not create Georgian capital letters.
Can I use this for Georgian names and documents?
Use the output as a reference only. Official documents may require a national or institutional spelling that should be checked before submission.
Can Georgian transliteration be used for URLs?
Yes. Convert Georgian to Latin, lowercase the result, remove punctuation and use hyphens between words. Keep one consistent spelling scheme across the website.