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People need to stop making assumptions on how Georgian names are pronounced. I've seen so many comments saying how to pronounce these names and they're COMPLETELY wrong! It's not en(d)-ZEL-ə, it's EHN-DZEH-LAH (without stressing any syllables and with the "dz" sounding like d͡z).
EHN-DZEH-LAH. [noted -ed]
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EHN-DZEH-LAH. [noted -ed]
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Wow, this name is beautiful. The meaning is so poetic.
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To be a little bit more precise: this name is literally derived from Georgian ენძელა (Endzela) meaning "snowdrop". However, it is important to note that 'snowdrop' here actually denotes a type of plant - it has nothing to do with snow that is dropping. Just the fact alone that the Georgian word for snow - which is თოვლი (tovli) - not even remotely resembles 'Endzela', is enough of an indication that 'Endzela' doesn't really have something to do with snow.
For proof of 'Endzela' actually denoting a type of plant, see here:
Http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/snowdrop
In other words, 'Endzela' is just the Georgian name of a plant that is known as 'snowdrop' in the English-speaking world. :) [noted -ed]
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For proof of 'Endzela' actually denoting a type of plant, see here:
Http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/snowdrop
In other words, 'Endzela' is just the Georgian name of a plant that is known as 'snowdrop' in the English-speaking world. :) [noted -ed]
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Pronounced pretty much just like it looks: en(d)-ZEL-ah.
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This is the name of one of my best friends. It should be written as: ენძელა
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Snowdrop whispers snowy charm:
Winter's silent hymn.