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Latest comment: 18 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Behemoth, it seems that you are Turkish citizen, but you don't know so much about Camili. You have already moved Camili to Camil(i) and your justification was: "In English, is there an ending "i" that in nominative case used and is this Encyclopedia in English or in Georgian?" But Camili is not in Georgian. It is in Turkish and the second (i) of Camili is not an ending that in every word used! On the other hand, the spelling of Machakhel is an adopted spelling in Turkish, like Batum (not Batum-i). Morever in Ajaristan they don't use the "Machakhel-i". They called for this region "Machakhela"! So tell me please who or where used Machakhel-i?--Macahel21:08, 19 June 2006 (UTC)Reply
