mkhedruli
/məˈkɛdrʊli/ /m(ə)ˈxɛdrʊli/(also mxedruli)
noun
The Georgian script of 33 (originally 38) characters as developed for secular use in the 11th cent. and still used for printing and writing the modern Georgian language.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Encyclopaedia Metropolitana. From Georgian mxedruli (adjective) military from mxedari knight, mounted warrior, rider.