Georgian grammar

Georgian grammar is known for its complex verb system and extensive use of suffixes to indicate tense, mood, person, and number. Words are often built from roots combined with multiple affixes, expressing nuanced meanings. The language features five noun cases, affecting the word’s ending to show its grammatical role in a sentence. Unlike English, Georgian has a highly inflected structure, meaning word form changes are frequent to convey relationships and functions. This approach allows precise expression but requires attentiveness to suffix patterns to understand or produce correct forms.