მოკლე — meaning in English: Short

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მოყვარულობა

moq'varuloba

წელს

ts'els

სამსახური

samsakhuri

დრო

dro

მოკლე

mokle

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Usage

Native speakers often use the word 'მოკლე' when describing physical objects, such as a 'short skirt' or 'short story.' It's also common in conversations about time, like saying a 'short meeting' or when referring to someone’s height in an informal setting.

Synonyms & nuances

'მოკლე' is often compared to 'ცოტა' (tsota), which means 'a little' or 'few.' While 'მოკლე' specifically denotes a short length or duration, 'ცოტა' can apply to quantity or extent, making 'მოკლე' the preferred choice when emphasizing the dimension of something.

Culture

'მოკლე' has interesting roots in the Georgian language, where it also conveys a sense of brevity beyond just physical length. In Georgian culture, shortness can symbolize efficiency and directness, often appreciated in interpersonal communications and storytelling.

FAQ

Q.What is the pronunciation of the Georgian word 'მოკლე'?

'მოკლე' is pronounced as 'mokle.' You can practice by breaking it down into two syllables: 'mok' and 'le.'

Q.How do I use 'მოკლე' in a sentence?

You can use 'მოკლე' in a sentence like 'ეს არის მოკლე წიგნი' which means 'This is a short book.'

Q.Are there any common mistakes when using 'მოკლე'?

A common mistake is using 'მოკლე' when referring to something that is small in size but not necessarily short. Remember, 'მოკლე' specifically indicates length or duration rather than overall size.

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