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მთელი — meaning in English: Whole

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როზმარინი
rozmarini
მთელი დღე
mt'eli dghe
ცხრამეტი
tskhrameti
მთელი
დასვენება
dasveneba
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neutral common
Usage
Native Georgian speakers commonly use the word 'მთელი' in everyday conversations to describe something that is entire or complete. For example, you might hear it when discussing a meal, like 'მთელი პიცა' (whole pizza) during a casual dinner with friends, or in a more formal context such as a business meeting when referring to a 'მთელი პროექტი' (whole project).
Synonyms & nuances
A close synonym is 'სრული' (sruli), which also means 'complete' but can imply a more perfect state. You would use 'მთელი' when specifically referring to something that is whole or unbroken, while 'სრული' might be chosen for contexts requiring a sense of perfection or totality.
Culture
'მთელი' has its roots in the Old Georgian language and reflects the cultural emphasis on wholeness in life and community. In Georgian culture, the idea of completeness often extends to family and traditions, making this word resonate deeply in social contexts, reminding speakers of their interconnectedness and shared experiences.
FAQ
Q.What does 'მთელი' mean in English?
'მთელი' translates to 'whole' in English, referring to something that is complete or entire without any parts missing.
Q.How do you use 'მთელი' in a sentence?
You can use 'მთელი' in sentences like 'მთელი დღე' (the whole day) or 'მთელი ოჯახი' (the whole family) to emphasize completeness.
Q.Are there any common mistakes when using 'მთელი'?
A common mistake is confusing 'მთელი' with 'მთლად' (mt'lad), which means 'entirely' or 'completely'. Make sure to use 'მთელი' when referring to a noun to indicate the whole of something.
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