Hawraz

Very intimate, someone who knows secrets.

Waysa

Wais is the name of a sheikh whose grave is on a mountain in Maydasht, Kermanshah. It is said that this man was a king and was upset by seeing a dead man, resigned from government, and became a Sufi and a repentant man. This is expressed in the story of the Zambilfrosh, and many say that it may have been this man. It should be noted that the Arab Wais al-Qaranayn, whose grave is in Yemen, is not the same as Waisi Maydasht.

Arabkha

1. It is composed of two words Ar, which means fire, and Apkha in ancient Assyrian terms means city, or center, which together means a city of fire or a place with oil. 2. It was the name of the city of Kirkuk in 572 AD and this name has nothing to do with the fake word (Arabkha); Contrary to what the Assyrians mentioned in their inscriptions, Kirkuk was known as Garmkan (meaning warm or hot) during the Sassanid period because of the oil and hot weather of the city, and the Syrians called it Binkirman. This name dates back to the fifth century BC. See the word Aar.

Khanian

1. A Kurdish tribe in Jazir and Botan that Sheikh Mohammed Mardokhi Kurdistani mentions in the history of Kurds and Kurdistan: They live around Bayazid. See Khani; 2. Khanian is a village in the Shaswar district of Shiraz its people speak a mixture of Kurdish and Gilaki; 3. It is a village in the Maragha region and they speak Kurdish.

Zarya

Sea

Shakrasew

Sweet apple, a kind of sweet little apple.

Nawzar

New gold or jewelry.

Yawar

1. Companion, agent; 2. Assistant.

Bahoz

Strong winds, tornadoes, storms.

Erman

Guest.