Durdana

1. Long pearl; 2. The pearl inside the shell; 3. Large and precious pearls; 4. The beloved child of the house, dearest.

Osva

It is a village in the Shangar region of South Kurdistan.

Lalazar

Garden.

Bashik

1. Holy House; 2. A place of love; 3. Yazidi religious holy place; 4. An old Kurdish town, inhabited by two tribes (Bashik and Bazan), or rebuilt by the two tribes. Bashik is located 25 kilometers east of Mosul, where Kurds, Yazidis, Goran, Shabaks, and some Assyrians live. The city has an old history of being attacked by the Tatars, Mongols, and Ottomans throughout Kurdistan and has been damaged many times. Bashik is a sacred religious place for the Yazidis and contains many ancient shrines dating back to before the birth of Jesus Christ; The fascist Ba'athist regime tried to make it an Arab settlement and changed its name to Baashiqa, but fortunately, because of the US attack on Iraq, it failed and the area fell back to the control of the Kurdish government.

Jamur

This name is originally Charmu, meaning white, but the Turks changed it to Jamur.

Zharazhan/ Jarajan

1. The plural of the word Zharazh; 2. The name of a moountain near Zangan or Zanjan where there are many partridge and the villages are Kurdish.

Mam

1. Teat, woman's breast; 2. The name of Zeen's lover, Mam in the story Mam and Zeen.

Lahon

Lhon, is a Kurdish region and tribe in Hawraman, Kurdistan.

Mamz

1. Deer; 2. A fish that lays a nest; 3. The iron that fastens the horse rider to the back of the pedal.

Khanda

Laugh, smile.