• Georgian-Megrelian-Laz-Svan-English dictionary (2015)
• Megrelian-Georgian dictionary by Otar Kajaia (2004)
• Etymologisches Wörterbuch der Kartwel-Sprachen (Etymological dictionary of the Kartvelian languages) by Heinz Fähnrich & Surab Sardshweladse (1995)
• Wikipedia in Mingrelian
• The kinship-lexicon of Georgian, Mingrelian and Abkhaz by George Hewitt, in Bedi Kartlisa (1981)
→ Mingrelian keyboard to type text in Georgian (Mkhedruli) script
→ Mingrelian converter: Mkhedruli-Latin scripts
• Mingrelisch by Wolfgang Schulze, in Wieser Enzyklopädie des europäischen Ostens (2002)
• Mingrelian grammatical sketch, by Alice Harris
• Convergence in language-change: morpho-syntactic patterns in Mingrelian (and Laz), by George Hewitt, in Transactions of the Philological Society (2001)
• Cases, arguments, verbs in Abkhaz, Georgian and Mingrelian, in Case and grammatical relations (2008)
• ნანაში ნინა (Nanashi nina) bookfor children with the alphabet, by Giorgi Sichinava (2002)
• Грамматика мингрельского языка: grammar of the Mingrelian language & Mingrelian-Russian dictionary, by Иосиф Кипшидзе (იოსებ ყიფშიძე, Ioseb Kipshidze) (1914)
Migrelian is a Kartvelian language like Georgian, closely related to Laz. It is spoken in Mingrelia, in Western Georgia.
მარგალური ნინა (margaluri nina): Mingrelian language
სამარგალო (Samagarlo): Mingrelia ; in Georgian : სამეგრელო (Samegrelo)
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• Peuli: Mingrelian poems
• Titus: the story of Ajam Jushti and Jinua Njilagari, Mingrelian text & translation into German (+ audio)
• Encyclopedia.com: Mingrelians
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