Jamur

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

Chro

1. New tree leaves and flowers, bloom; 2. Eating slowly.

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.

Nashmil

1. Charming beautiful little one; 2. A Kurdish song.

Harme

1. Pear; 2. A Kurdish song.

Yasaman

Jasmine, a small tree with small leaves and fragrant white flowers.

Rafina

A village in Iraqi Kurdistan that was destroyed by the Baathists.

Taha

Unique and rare.

Mado

It is derived from the word Mad (Medes), meaning little Mad. The letter (ۆ) at the end of a word in Kurdish means to make it little because of loving it. Such as Jamal: Jamo, or Hassan: Hasso.

Tigris

1. Tigr is derived from the root of the word Tir or Tij, and its Avesta word is Tira, meaning Fast. 2. Tigr is the ancient name of the Tigris River. See Tigris.