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A general term for a soup from Georgian cuisine; it stresses origin rather than ingredients.

Soup with beef; it highlights a common ingredient, but not the Georgian origin.

Rice soup; it matches one ingredient, but is broader and can refer to many cuisines.

Bean soup; this is a different dish, so it is only loosely related as a kind of soup.

Chicken soup; it refers to a different meat and usually a different culinary tradition.

Tomato soup; it differs by main ingredient and is usually not associated with Georgian kharcho.

A Georgian national dish; it emphasizes the dish’s cultural status, not its ingredients.

Describes the taste: spicy and strong; it is not a dish name, but a description.

Often with rice; it points to a typical component, but not the whole dish.

Frequently with beef; it describes the most typical protein ingredient of the dish.

With walnuts; it is an important recipe detail, but only one feature of the dish.