Farwar

1. Nomad winter resort; 2. Order, command.

Zhala/ Jala

A bitter evergreen tree with leaves like willow leaves but slightly wider and bearing red and white flowers; Zhala is the name of two villages in Sangaw and Tanjaro regions; South Kurdistan, especially Badinan, has wildling willow trees.

Hazya

Dragon.

Nsara

1. Cinnamon pattern on the Frni (type of dessert with milk and rice); 2. Throwing money on the bride (in Kurdish culture); 3. It is a village between Sna and Diwandara, in East Kurdistan.

Zaynal

1. An oil land; 2. A village near Mawat in South Kurdistan.

Chakwan

Someone who owns and works with weapons.

Dafa

The name of a Kurdish woman who played the Daff in ancient times; Daff is an old instrument and to prove that it is an ancient Kurdish instrument, there are some stone statues have been found in the Ilam and Kermashan regions that show the daff player, which is evidence to prove the claim; The name of the daff was originally Dap, which meant an arched and circular wood or board. The word Daff is derived from this woman's name, which was Dafa.

Punga

Oregano, an edible plant.

Warde

Duck; In Hawrami it means: you eat.

Erarto

A group of the ancient race of the Medes.