Georgian Vocabulary and Grammar Quiz - Lesson 5

The correct meaning of the word '??????jghabna' is 'to scribble', which refers to the act of writing or drawing quickly and carelessly.

The correct answer is hazelnut. Almonds, pecans, and cashews are other types of nuts that are commonly consumed.

The correct answer is 'goat', as 'txa' is an anagram for the word 'goat'.

The word 'pxana' specifically refers to the actions of scratching or itching, not the other listed activities.

The correct translation of '?????pxek'a' is 'scrub' in English.

The correct answer is 'scratch' because the word 'pxach'na' translates to 'scratch' in English.

The question is asking for the opposite word of 'lipezi', which is 'pxizeli'. The correct answer 'sober' is the opposite of being drunk or intoxicated, while the incorrect answers 'drunk', 'high', and 'intoxicated' are all related to being under the influence of substances.

The correct answer refers to the remains of a fish.

The correct answer refers to someone or something moving with great speed or done in a short amount of time.

The correct translation of the verb '????pkva' is 'to grind', meaning to break down into small particles using a mechanical or manual method.

The correct answer refers to the meaning of the Chinese character '響', which is pronounced as 'xiang' in Mandarin and means 'to sound'.

The correct answer refers to a sound that is light and metallic in nature.

The correct translation of ??????zgharbi is porcupine. While elephants, giraffes, and rhinoceros are all mammals, they are not the correct translation for the given word.

The correct answer 'fingernail' is formed by filling in the missing letters in the word 'prchxili' to create 'prfchxilni'. The pattern hints at something related to personal grooming, and 'fingernail' fits this context.

The term '?????jghani' specifically refers to old shoes. It does not relate to new hats, broken glasses, or vintage books.

The correct translation of 'dzghvena' in English is 'offering, gift'. The other options do not reflect the true meaning of the word.

The correct answer 'handful' can be formed by rearranging the letters in the string '?????bghuja'. The other three options do not match the given string.

The correct answer 'to scribble' means to write or draw in a hurried or untidy way. The other options do not match the meaning of the word.

The correct meaning of the word 'bghavili' is 'to howl,' which refers to the loud, prolonged cry of a wolf or similar animal. The incorrect answers do not accurately reflect the meaning of the word.

The correct word is 'crowd'. By filling in the missing letters, the word forms 'crowd'.

The correct translation of the Georgian word 'dzgera' is 'to beat, throb', not to dance, sleep, or eat.

The word 'dadgma' decodes to 'to put'. The incorrect answers do not match the decoding of the original word.

The correct answer 'to stand' corresponds to the Japanese verb '立つ (tatsu)'. The other options do not accurately represent the meaning of the Japanese word.

The correct answer is 'n' because when you insert it between 's' and 'd', it forms the word 'sound'. The other incorrect options do not result in a valid English word.

The word '???????????mbrch'q'vinavi' translates to 'shiny, glittery'. It does not mean 'spicy, flavorful', 'soft, fluffy', or 'dark, gloomy'.

The word brdghvinva means to make a loud, deep, and aggressive sound like roaring or growling, which is different from singing, dancing, whispering, muttering, laughing, or giggling.