Smko

It is a short form for Smayil (Ismail); In Kurdish, the letter O (ۆ) is a suffix for male and means love to little ones, such as Dimo, Jamo, and Smko; Smko is the nickname of Smayil Agha Shkak, who was the chief of the Shkak tribe in East Kurdistan who revolted against the Reza Shah's government in the hope of liberating Kurdistan and fought against the Iranian army. On June 20, 1930, he was shot by Reza Khan's soldiers and was martyred for the liberation of Kurdistan. Smayil Sharifzadeh, who was killed by Reza Pahlavi's soldiers in Darena near Bana city, was called Smko.

Mariya

1. The heroes and warriors of Mitan or Manna tribes; 2. It was the name of a Kurdish tribe. See Mardin in the boys section.

Nari

1. Nayr, an ancient word in the Zoroastrian Gathas meaning fire; 2. Delicate, thin, shy woman; 3. Sad songs; 4. It was the name of a dam west of Baghdad in the Kut area, built during the Sassanid period; Ibn Rustam in his book Al-Aghlaq al-Nafsiya mentions the city of Kut before Islam and this dam and says: Kut was inhabited by Kurds and the Faylis lived there. See Nayri.

Nazin

To boast, proud.

Charda

Not very white skin.

Chawa

1. The thin wood to open fire; 2. A room in a house; 3. Spring; 4. Beehive hole; 5. It refers to the cute and loving children, lovely.

Azita

The daughter of the Astyages, the last king of the Medes, and the mother of the Cyrus Achaemenid.

Niyar

1. Place of preaching; 2. A village in the Hawraman region between Sna (Sanandaj) and Marivan in East Kurdistan.

Araspas

He was one of the great men of the Medes and the monitor of the temple of Pantaa. See the word Aar.

Khazma

Special.