Yeah, I think it's "mik'varkhar" (მიყვარხარ)(subject and object can be omitted, as the verb itself in this instance carries a second person object marker! Madness, I say!).

There's a late 80s Soviet comedy, Паспорт, in which the protagonist is Georgian. They speak quite a bit of Georgian in the first half of the movie, though you can't really hear much of it thanks to the miracle of Russian-style dubbing...

(btw, switching between three different alphabets on your keyboard in the same post is rather disorienting...)

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