Georgian, belonging to the Kartvelian languages, is the largest South Caucasian language and the only ancient literary language among the Caucasian languages. With around 7,000 German and 8,000 Georgian keywords, as well as numerous examples of usage, this dictionary is currently the most comprehensive and modern of its kind. Declension and conjugation tables, a compact presentation of Georgian pronouns, lists of geographical names, and an overview of the number system complement the word lists. In the German-Georgian section, Georgian verbs are listed as verbal nouns and in the 3rd person singular present or future with prefixes. For postpositions and suffixes, the case they govern is indicated. In the Georgian-German section, verbs are listed as verbal nouns and in conjugated form, with and without prefixes. Declension and conjugation.