Georgian Grammar - Lesson 4 Vocab

The correct answer refers to a specific object or item in Georgian culture used for storing or serving wine.

????ch'ach'a is the Quechua word for grape mash or pulp used in winemaking. It is not related to apple juice, banana smoothie, or tomato paste.

The correct translation of ???ch'ia is worm, while the incorrect answers refer to different types of insects.

The Quechua word 'ch'uch'rut'ana' translates to 'hole' in English, referring to an opening or cavity in a surface.

The correct answer is based on the pattern of replacing the double question marks with the letters 'tr'. 'tr + ee' spells 'tree'. The incorrect answers do not follow this pattern and do not result in the correct word.

The word '?????xili' translates to 'fruit' in this context.

The word '??????xexili' translates to 'fruit tree'. The incorrect answers do not match the correct translation of the word.

The term 'xma' refers to the concept of voice or sound, representing auditory aspects rather than visual or taste-related ones.

The correct answer is 'sword', as it is a type of weapon typically used in combat. A shield is used for defense, a staff is a long stick-like weapon, and a bow is a long-range weapon that launches arrows.

The correct antonym for wet is dry, as moist, damp, and soggy are all synonyms of wet.

The correct answer is 'sky' as it is what is above us, while the other options are either below us or surrounded by land or water.

Condensation can lead to the formation of dew, which is moisture in the form of water droplets that collect on surfaces during the cooling of the night.

The correct answer is 'wax' because it is a material commonly used for making candles, while 'salt', 'pine', and 'brick' are not typically associated with candle making.

The correct English translation of the Albanian word 'cicinatela' is firefly, not butterfly, dragonfly, or grasshopper.

The correct answer is 'chalk', as it is a substance typically used for writing or drawing on blackboards.

The correct spelling of the word is 'knowledge', where the question marks represent the missing letters. The incorrect answers are jumbled versions of the correct spelling.

The word '????dzala' in Georgian translates to 'power, force' in English, making it the correct answer. The other options may relate to the concept of power, but they are not direct translations of the original word.

In this question, we are testing the ability to translate a Navajo word into English. The correct answer is 'sleep', as ?????dzili translates to 'sleep' in English.

The word 'dzidza' translates to 'nurse'. It is a profession in the healthcare field that involves caring for individuals who are injured, sick, or disabled.

The correct translation of the Georgian word '???dzma' is 'brother', not 'sister', 'father', or 'mother'.

In Polish, the correct term for uncle is 'Bidzia'. The other options provided are not the accurate translation for uncle in the Polish language.

????ts'eli translates to 'year' in the Georgian language.

The word '????ts'uti' translates to the English word 'minute'. An hour is a longer unit of time, a second is a shorter unit of time, and a day is a much longer unit of time compared to a minute.

In order, 'first' is followed by 'second', then 'third', 'fourth', and so on.

The correct translation for the word '??????ts'erili' is 'letter (to sb)', as it refers to corresponding with someone through written communication. The incorrect answers provided are unrelated to the concept of writing letters.

The correct answer refers to the punctuation marks 'point' and 'period' in the English language.

The correct answer is crane (bird) as ????ts'eri is the Cherokee word for crane, which is a type of bird.

The correct translation of the Navajo word ?????ts'q'ali is water.

The correct translation of ??ch'a is 'well' when referring to water sources.