Geor‧gia /ˈdʒɔːdʒə $ ˈdʒɔːr-/

1. (written abbreviation GA) a state in the southeast US, one of the original 13 states established under British rule. Its capital and largest city is Atlanta, an important industrial centre for the southeastern US.

2. a country in the extreme southeast of Europe, east of the Black Sea. Georgia was one of the states of the former Soviet Union. Population: 4,646,003 (2007). Capital: Tbilisi.
—Georgian noun

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