Talk:ბალახი

Huh?

ბალახკვერცხა (balaxḳvercxa) ბალახფიჩვა (balaxpičva) ბალახ-წაბლა (balax-c̣abla) ბალახ-კოვზა (balax-ḳovza) ბალახ-ვარდა (balax-varda)

What do these mean, any examples? I haven't heard of these words like ever. — This unsigned comment was added by Solarkoid (talk • contribs).

Open Čubinašvili and start learning your language. --Vahag (talk) 18:07, 3 August 2020 (UTC)

What should I learn, 18-19th century Georgian which is not used by anyone anymore? You can enlighten yourself on this language and go to google, type those :: out in double quotes and see they are not used. Sorry if I, or any other Georgian (I'd be surprised if there were some) doesn't know 18-19th century weird

plant names. You could've at least said it a bit better. "Start learning your language". It does need some confirmation of use in my opinion. If you

find any more of the references to the words online or in a Georgian native literature (Not translated ones), please do link it here. Solarkoid (talk) 12:52, 4 August 2020 (UTC)

Sorry if I sounded annoyed. This is not the first time a native Georgian speaker implies Georgian entries created by me do not exist. Many of these words are archaic, obsolete or dialectal. They need appropriate tags which I cannot provide. --Vahag (talk) 13:23, 4 August 2020 (UTC)

Oh, come on! I did not imply that. I don't know a lot of words and was confused, since I couldn't find them anywhere else. I appreciate all your efforts on Georgian and Armenian (I do want to learn it in the near future). And yes, they do seem archaic or dialectal, I'm inclined towards latter, since there have been many depictions of dialectal words being this... I don't know, funny? I should've checked the References which is my fault. Solarkoid (talk) 14:06, 4 August 2020 (UTC)