Ngdawa Posted March 18, 2010 Report Share Posted March 18, 2010 Hi! I received a Gerogian banknote from a friend some months ago, and I've been wondering about the pictures on it. I could read that the man on the obverse side where akaki wereteli (Ak'ak'i Ts'ereteli (1840-1915). This man where a poet of some kind. Anywho, on the reverse side is a pic of a lady who is knitting, and below the picture is a text: d. kakabaZe (David K'ak'abadze). This man is obviously the painter. The text that follows is: imereTi - dedaCemi (Imert'i - Dedachemi). I've learned the the painting is called "My Mother". I've also learned that 'mother' in Georgian is "deda", so, 'dedawemi' means probably "My Mother". But what does 'imereTi' means? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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