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Georgian Keyboard: Mkhedruli QWERTY phonetic

Type Georgian Mkhedruli using familiar QWERTY sound positions and Shift for the additional letters.

Georgian Keyboard: Mkhedruli QWERTY phonetic: The grid uses the XKB Georgian QWERTY arrangement. Several Shift positions enter further Georgian letters, while other Shift positions enter Latin capitals. This page uses Mkhedruli rather than historic ecclesiastical scripts. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.

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Mapping is active only inside the text box. Key captions show physical positions. Base and Shift levels are available; extra characters are below. Paste and device input methods also work.

Extra characters

Text is saved on this device for this keyboard. Clear removes it. Nothing is uploaded. System fonts display the script; missing glyphs may need a device font update.

Layout and standard

Georgian QWERTY Mkhedruli convention, as documented by the XKB layout authors: https://sources.debian.org/src/xkeyboard-config/2.29-2/symbols/ge/ . Georgian letters and scripts: https://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U10A0.pdf

Layout source: https://sources.debian.org/src/xkeyboard-config/2.29-2/symbols/ge/ . XKB data is available under permissive X11 terms: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xkeyboard-config/xkeyboard-config . Base and Shift levels are shown; extra characters are supplied as buttons.

Typing and device setup

Mapping applies only while the text box is focused. Paste and device input methods remain available. System fonts shape the characters; if characters are missing, enable a font that covers the script on your device.

Add a system input source in your device language or keyboard settings when you need to type in other applications. Windows guide: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/input-devices/manage-the-language-and-keyboard-input-layout-settings-in-windows ; macOS guide: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/mchlp1406/mac

How to use it

  1. Focus the text box and type with your physical keyboard or click the displayed keys.
  2. Choose a layout or typing method when offered; use Shift for the second key level.
  3. Copy the text, or clear the text saved for this keyboard on this device.

Privacy & limitations

Your text stays in this browser and is saved locally for this keyboard. Nothing is uploaded. Clear removes the saved text.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are the extra Georgian letters?

Use Shift: W for the additional ch sound, R for gh, T for th, S for sh, J for zh, Z for dz and C for ch. They are also shown below the keyboard.

Does Shift make Georgian capitals?

This layout uses Shift for extra letters or Latin capitals. It does not enter Mtavruli capitals.

Is this a national keyboard standard?

This is the common XKB Georgian QWERTY phonetic convention. It is not presented as a separately certified national standard.

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