Table:
text: Georgian grammar
Examples
Some nouns with all morpheme slots filled
noun_root_meaning case_suffix_case postposition full_word English_meaning
megobar- (friend) -is (genitive) -tvis megobrebistvis for friends
deda- (mother) -s (dative) -tan ertad dedastan ertad (together) with (my) mother
mshobl- (parent) -is (genitive) gareshe mshoblebis gareshe without (my) parents
shen- (you) -s (genitive) gamo shens gamo because of you
bavshv- (child) -i (nominative) -vit bavshvivit like (a) child
bavshv- (child) -sa (dative) -vit bavshvebisavit like children
Sakartvelo- (Georgia) -s (dative) -shi (drops case suffix) Sakartveloshi to Georgia, in Georgia
xval- (tomorrow) -ad (adverbial) -mde (drops d) xvalamde up to (until) tomorrow

Question: What is the full word when the case suffix (case) is ``-sa (dative)`` in Georgian grammar, some nouns filled with all morpheme slots, examples?

Question: What is the English meaning if the full word "Shens Gamo" is among some nouns of Georgian grammar with all morpheme slots filled examples?

Question: What is postposition when noun root (meaning) ``mshobl- (parent)`` for Georgian grammar in some filled with all morpheme slots, examples?

Question: What does English mean when the case suffix (case) is ``-sa (dative)`` in the Georgian grammar of some nouns with all morpheme slots filled examples?

Question: What is case suffix (case) when postposition is "-mde (drops d)" for Georgian grammar, is your example of some nouns with all morpheme slots filled?