Georgian alphabet
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The Georgian alphabet (Georgian: ქართული დამწერლობა) is a set of letters used to represent the written Georgian language, invented in 430.
The Georgian alphabet is a writing system of 33 letters but it varies with other Kartvelian languages like Mingrelian that uses 36 letters.[1]