 Nuskhuri ( Georgian : ნუსხური ) is the second Georgian script . The name nuskhuri comes from nuskha ( ნუსხა ) , meaning " inventory " or " schedule " . Nuskhuri was soon augmented with Asomtavruli illuminated capitals in religious manuscripts . The combination is called Khutsuri ( Georgian : ხუცური , " clerical " , from khutsesi ( ხუცესი " cleric " ) , and it was principally used in hagiography . 
 Nuskhuri ( Georgian : ნუსხური ) <a href='drop_aux' title='1'><mark>is</mark></a>the second Georgian script . The name nuskhuri <a href='uninflect' title='2'><mark>comes</mark></a> from nuskha ( ნუსხა ) , meaning " inventory " or " schedule " . Nuskhuri was soon augmented with Asomtavruli illuminated capitals in religious manuscripts . The combination is called Khutsuri ( Georgian : ხუცური , " clerical " , from khutsesi ( ხუცესი " cleric " ) , and it was principally used in hagiography . 
Nuskhuri ( Georgian : ნუსხური ) the second Georgian script . The name nuskhuri come from nuskha ( ნუსხა ) , meaning " inventory " or " schedule " . Nuskhuri was soon augmented w/ Asomtavruli illuminated capitals in religious manuscripts . The combination is called Khutsuri ( Georgian : ხუცური , " clerical " , from khutsesi ( ხუცესი " cleric " ) , and it was principally used in hagiography .