Zor

Zoro, Ibn Khalakan, who was a Kurd and originally from Erbil, says: Zor was the son of the Azhdahak and he built the city of Sharazur in Kurdistan; Hamdullah Mustawfi says the name of Sharazur comes from the rulers who were strong and warrior. In West Kurdistan, which borders Arab and Kurdish territory, there is a city called Deir Ezzor, where Sryanis and Kurds lived in the past, but later Arabs were settled there by the Baath government of Syria, and apparently, Zor built the city. Because the Siryanis and Assyrians who lived in Kurdistan had temples, The Kurds called them: Der! It is a Madyan Avestan word and is a common word in Kurdish and Persian. If the name of the son of the Azhdahak was Zor or Zour, Dera Zor means the church of Zor. As they say, Sharazur means a city that has been built by Zor or Zour.

Watman

1. The nickname of Othman; 2. Exchange; 3. It is a suffix of the word (Kaniwatman), a village between Sulaimani and Dukan.

Warvin

Falling of water drops.

Gawaro

1. Originally Gawrro, means: a stream that the Yarsani Kurds lived on the banks of, the river of the Gawrs, or a stream that belonged to the Gawrs; 2. It is the name of a stream between Sna and Kamyaran.

Tazou

1. Goose bumps, a state of the skin caused by cold, fear, or excitement; 2. Cold wind; 3. Shock.

Hawler

1. Very good, great; 2. An ancient Kurdish city in South Kurdistan dating back to 6000 BC; 3. The ancient name of this city (Erbil) which in Syriac means: Arba'ila means: surrounded fortress.

Naskol

Delicate and little; The nickname of Naska or Nask.

Ganja

1. Jokes; 2. Food storage.

Jolana

Swing.

Wesar

Strong.