Vana
They, these.
Nsara
1. Cinnamon pattern on the Frni (type of dessert with milk and rice); 2. Throwing money on the bride (in Kurdish culture); 3. It is a village between Sna and Diwandara, in East Kurdistan.
Gullhanar
Pomegranate flowers that are inclined to red and orange.
Piroza
1. Saying congratulations; 2. A precious blue-colored stone (Turquoise); 3. A (mythical) winged.
Mahnous
The name of a town in the Kurdish region of Kut in the south of southern Kurdistan, where the Failis lived, but the bloody Iraqi governments evacuated the city from the Kurds and settled Arabs.
Zriwa
The twinkle of a star.
Zhinar/ Jinar
Someone who revives something.
Hanar
Pomegranate, a fruit that is good for purifying the blood and is abundant in cold and mountainous areas of Kurdistan. The roots are used for medicine and the bark for dye; Hawraman and Sharaban pomegranates are famous; It is also common in Kurdish songs and refers to the women's breast.
Jasr
1. Brave; 2. Tall.
Farkar
A person who announces a decree.