Linguistic Characteristics of Otar Chkheidze’s Prose (Based on the 'Trilogy')

This article explores the linguistic characteristics of Otar Chkheidze's prose, with a particular focus on his Trilogy.Renowned for his distinctive and recognizable style in Georgian literature, Chkheidze's prose reveals a deep, intrinsic connection with language that extends beyond conventional grammatical structures.The study analyzes how his language use contributes to the development of literary style and how, in turn, the language shapes his artistic expression.Special attention is given to key linguistic features such as the prolific and nuanced use of verbs, the application of preverbs, the expression of actions through nominalized verbs, and the structural functions of postpositional constructions.By examining these elements, the paper highlights the interplay between Chkheidze's unique linguistic identity and broader literary traditions, offering insights into his contribution to the evolution of Georgian literary language.