- wa-qāla [...]"). On the
Parthian and
Middle Persian origin of the name, see
Chkeidze 2001–2012; on its
meaning "Victorious", see
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Prince Otia I
Dadiani 6.
Prince Katsia II
Dadiani 13.
Princess Gulkhana Chkeidze 3.
Princess Tamara Dadiani 14.
Prince Paata Tsulukidze 7.
Princess Anna...
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Chkheidze (28
November 1920 – 2007) was a
Georgian writer and
literary figure.
Chkheidze was born on 28
November 1920 in the
village of Kelktseuli...
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Georgia Bagrat of Ravendel,
Ruler of
Ravendel until 1116
Bagrati Cathedral Chkeidze, Thea. "Georgia v.
Linguistic Contacts with
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Memory of the
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original on 19
April 2023.
Retrieved 19
April 2023. Everett-Heath 2018.
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Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary". Archived...
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theophoric origin,
perhaps being a
composite of two
Iranian words. Thea
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second component, -dēn,
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