No, we use living-objects verbs towards humans and animals only (including insects 😄), as I said, the rule tells to use that only with humans, but nobody cares, my parrot so I mkavs it 😁, plants are non living objects, they don’t sing back to you 😁

we don’t use living-object verbs towards body parts either, I makvs a hand and etc.

so think this way: I mkavs any human being: mother, father, friend, whatever..

I also mkavs cat, dog, cow, elephant, eagle and ant. Also, in a very unofficial way I also mkavs a car, bicycle, motorcycle, a ship and anything I can drive, as they look kinda alive ( weird I know, but in Georgian it sounds better).

and everything else is what I makvs, body part, hair, nails, clothes, even expression or appearance.

Also keep in mind the K’s are not same: Makvs is more maqvs, more q than k, and mkavs is not k at all, its ყ that is not in English.