Awar

1. Separate, distinct, and apart; 2. Dried flour-and-syrup halva stored for winter; 3. Household tea-maker; 4. Debris and timber of a collapsed house.

Zed

1. The homeland; 2. The city, village, or place where someone was born.

Arsan

Name of a Kurdish tribe near Khorramabad. See the word Ar.

Hazhand/ Hajand

Strange.

Rojan/ Rozhan

The plural of day, days, daily, opposite night.

Arpako

1. Pure and sacred fire; 2. Name of one of the kings of the Medes.

Diyana

The daughter of Jupiter, goddess of species; The name of a Kurdish town in South Kurdistan, where Christian and Muslim Kurds live. Diana's name has now been changed to Soran.

Ako

The top of the mountain; Sheikh Mohammed Mardokhi Kurdistani in his book "The History of Kurds and Kurdistan" says: They are a tribe living in the north of Ranya. The Ako or Akoyan tribe is a brave, hospitable, and patriotic tribe.

Frmesk

Tears.

Chamchamal

1. A stream in front of houses, a stream that flows through villages and cities; 2. A town between Sulaimani and Kirkuk; 3. It is an area in the Kermashan region. This name appears in the Gathas of Zoroastrianism and in the story of Rostam and Zoraw (Sohrab).