Georgian
From Atlanta, perhaps
Georgian has several distinct meanings united by geography and history.
Most commonly it refers to the people, language, or culture of Georgia, the country in the Caucasus: Georgian wine has ancient roots.
It also describes the American state: Georgian hospitality.
In British contexts, Georgian refers to the architectural and cultural period spanning the reigns of Kings George I through IV (1714–1830), marked by symmetrical design and classical elegance: a Georgian townhouse in Bath.
Lively Cuban partner dance
- supraAbove, in documents
- pomegranateMany-seeded red fruit
- tarragonAromatic culinary leaf
- mineral waterNaturally occurring dissolved-element beverage
Simultaneous independent melodic lines
- supraAbove, in documents
- folk danceCommunal heritage choreography
- toastmasterBanquet ceremony leader
- hospitalityGenerous treatment of guests
winemaking · monastery · manuscript · illumination · enamelwork · goldsmith · epic poetry
Proxy rule period
- colonialOf occupied territories
- neoclassicalReviving ancient aesthetic principles
- architectureBuilding design discipline
- townhouseAttached multi-floor urban residence
terrace · sash window · fanlight · portico · symmetry · brick · Bath · Edinburgh
Language's letter system
- scriptWritten words for performance
- agglutinativeMorphemes chained, roots intact
- linguisticConcerning language study
- calligraphyOrnamental handwriting art
inscription · literary · grammar · phonology · endangered
Scattered population sharing origins
Georgia's largest city
- CaucasusMountain range, Black to Caspian
- Black SeaLandlocked sea near Caucasus
- IberiaSouthwestern European peninsula
- post-SovietAfter 1991 dissolution
Before a war's start
- plantationLarge-scale farming operation
- colonialOf occupied territories
- SavannahGeorgian seaport or name
- AtlantaGeorgia's capital city
peach · Southern · Confederate · Sherman · cotton · piedmont · coastal plain · Appalachian
chacha
Lively Cuban partner dance
- supraAbove, in documents
- pomegranateMany-seeded red fruit
- tarragonAromatic culinary leaf
polyphony
Simultaneous independent melodic lines
- supraAbove, in documents
- folk danceCommunal heritage choreography
- toastmasterBanquet ceremony leader
hospitality · winemaking · monastery · manuscript · illumination · enamelwork · goldsmith · epic poetry
Regency
Proxy rule period
- colonialOf occupied territories
- neoclassicalReviving ancient aesthetic principles
- architectureBuilding design discipline
townhouse · terrace · sash window · fanlight · portico · symmetry · brick · Bath · Edinburgh · Dublin
alphabet
Language's letter system
- scriptWritten words for performance
- agglutinativeMorphemes chained, roots intact
- linguisticConcerning language study
calligraphy · inscription · literary · grammar · phonology · endangered
diaspora
Scattered population sharing origins
- emigrantPerson resettling in another nation
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
identity · tradition · indigenous · Caucasian
Tbilisi
Georgia's largest city
antebellum
Before a war's start
- plantationLarge-scale farming operation
- colonialOf occupied territories
- SavannahGeorgian seaport or name
Atlanta · peach · Southern · Confederate · Sherman · cotton · piedmont · coastal plain · Appalachian · Cherokee
- languagesEnglish, Arabic, Chinese, German, French
- Asian peoplesChinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Thai
- Eurasian LanguagesTurkish, Mongolian, Korean, Japanese, Kazakh
- historic housesVictorian house, colonial house, manor house, Tudor home, plantation house
- SouthernersAlabaman, Alabamian, Alabamians, Arkansan, Arkansans
- Caucasian LanguagesChechen, Andi
GeorgianVictorian
Of a prim era
Edwardian · contemporary · Medieval · Tudor · Elizabethan
GeorgianArmenian
Of a Caucasus nation
Azerbaijani · Russian · Turkish · Iranian · Chechen
GeorgianCalifornian
Native of a western state
New Yorker · Texan · Alaskan · Hawaiian · Oregonian
- Georgia peachFruit from the Peach State
- Georgian eraBritish 1714-1837 epoch
- Georgia peachesFruit from a southern state
- georgia on my mind
- Georgia O'Keeffe
- Georgian styleBritish neoclassical architectural mode