5 r. a b a S i a (Tbilisi) bgeraTSesatyvisobis erTi rigisaTvis qarTvelur ...

verb causes a certain case-form of a noun. Arn. Chikobava’s system of syntactic
relations in Georgian (existence of large and small coordinates) shows the whole
picture of the syntactic relations in Georgian – both, reciprocal and unilateral
as well.
2. The paper discusses attributive syntagmas with cardinal numerals and,
in general, with number-modifiers in Georgian, and, hence, it aims to establish
the syntactic status of such modifiers. The dominant member of such syntagmas
is, of course, a noun, demanding the same case from its modifiers (adjectives,
pronouns, participles…).
3. The author focuses on the fact that, together with their concord with
nouns in case and old forms of plural (with -n/-t), numerals, in their turn, as
well as other general number-modifiers, apart from other modifiers (adjectives,
pronouns, participles etc.), govern the modified nouns’ form, taking
them in singular.
Discussing the problem in connection with some other languages (both
related and of different language families), the paper presents an attempt to explain
this phenomenon.
f . a f x a i Z e (Tbilisi)
zogi socialuri qcevis markirebis
TaviseburebisaTvis sinhalurSi
sxvadasxva eri socialur-kulturul qcevaTa normebs
adgens misTvis misaRebi, privilegirebuli da, piriqiT, akrZaluli
wesebis saxiT. es specifikuri wesebi Sepirobebulia
ama Tu im erisaTvis niSandoblivi istoriul-eTnografiuli,
kulturuli, religiuri Tu enobrivi TaviseburebebiT.
Sri-lanka gansakuTrebiT multierovnuli da multireligiuri
sxvadasxvaobiT gamoirCeva. qveynis Mmosaxleobis
ZiriTadi religia (70%) aris budizmi. sinhalebi eTnikurad
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