Georgian keyboard layout

The Georgian keyboard (Georgian: ქართული კლავიატურა [kʰɑrtʰuli kʼlɑviɑturɑ]) includes several keyboard layouts for Georgian script.

Standard keyboard

This is the Georgian standard[1] keyboard layout. The standard Windows keyboard is essentially that of manual typewriters.

 “
„		  1
!		  2
?		  3
№		  4
§		  5
%		  6
:		  7
.		  8
;		  9
,		  0
/		  -
_		  +
=		  ←
 Backspace
 Tab key ღ ჯ უ კ ე ჱ ნ გ შ წ ზ ხ ჴ ც )
(
 Caps lock ფ ჶ ძ ვ ჳ თ ა პ რ ო ლ დ ჟ Enter key 
↵
 Shift key
 ↑		 ჭ ჩ ყ ს მ ი ჲ ტ ქ ბ ჰ ჵ  Shift key
 ↑
 Control key Win key  Alt key Space bar  AltGr key Win key Menu key  Control key  
 

QWERTY keyboard

This is the Georgian QWERTY[2] keyboard. While Georgian has no capital letters, because it has 33 letters and English has only 26, using the shift key is necessary to write Georgian.

“
„		 !
1		 @
2   „		 #
3   “		 $
4		 %
5   €		 ^
6		 &
7		 *
8   °		 (
9		 )
0		 _
-   —		 +
=   –		  ←
 Backspace
 Tab key ქ ჭ
წ		 ე ჱ ღ
რ ®		 თ
ტ		 ყ ჸ უ ი ჲ ო პ {
[		 }
]		 |
~
 Caps lock ა ჺ შ
ს		 დ ფ ჶ გ ჹ ჰ ჵ ჟ
ჯ ჷ		 კ ლ :
;		 "
'		 Enter key 
↵ 
 Shift key
 ↑		 ძ
ზ		 ხ ჴ ჩ
ც ©		 ვ ჳ ბ ნ  ჼ მ <
,   «		 >
.   »		 ?
/   ჻		  Shift key
 ↑
 Control key Win key  Alt key Space bar  AltGr key Win key Menu key  Control key  
 

Other keyboards

There is also a Georgian ergonomic[3] keyboard layout.

References

  1. ↑ Georgian Keyboard Layout Microsoft
  2. ↑ Georgian (QWERTY) Keyboard Layout Microsoft
  3. ↑ Georgian (Ergonomic) Keyboard Layout Microsoft
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