Venus

Aphrodite, Venus, was the Greek goddess of love and beauty; The Romans called Aphrodite Venus, and Venus is the first statue to be represented naked; The Greek poet Hazbud wrote poetry about Venus; Aphrodite was not only unique in beauty but also had the power to seduce and attract those who were attracted to her, and she attracted Paris, the son of the king of Tarwa. The most valuable statue of Aphrodite (Venus) is the artificial Praxitel, now in the Vatican, another famous statue carved by Methuselah in Paris, and two other statues of Venus in Rome and Florence.

Yasna

Feast; part of the larger part of the Avesta, the prophet Zoroaster's collection of religious hymns.

Adinan

It is a village between Kakasia and Nasrawa villages in the Saqqez region of East Kurdistan. See the name Ad.

Rojin/ Rozhin

Like a day.

Botan

It is a river and a large area in North Kurdistan.

Adad

1. The name of the ruler of the ancient Kurdish tribe (Lolo) who was from Babylon; 2. It was the surname of the chief of the tribe "Nasiko" in 881 AD. See the word "Ad".

Zaynal

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

Hawshin

1. A plant of the genus oregano; 2. A mountain in the Agri mountain range, which surrounds Qandil with the mountains of Halgurd, Kelashin, Galaz, Land, and Dalanpar.

Tojar/ Tozhar

Researcher, someone who delves deeply into a work.

Tashk

Busy and active.