Arabkha
1. It is composed of two words Ar, which means fire, and Apkha in ancient Assyrian terms means city, or center, which together means a city of fire or a place with oil. 2. It was the name of the city of Kirkuk in 572 AD and this name has nothing to do with the fake word (Arabkha); Contrary to what the Assyrians mentioned in their inscriptions, Kirkuk was known as Garmkan (meaning warm or hot) during the Sassanid period because of the oil and hot weather of the city, and the Syrians called it Binkirman. This name dates back to the fifth century BC. See the word Aar.
Rakhshan
Lighting, shiny.
Qaytul/ Ghaytul
The name of a Kurdish tribe in the Mandali region of South Kurdistan.
Milan
The name of a Kurdish tribe living north of Khoy city; The name of a village in South Kurdistan.
Azin
1. Silver, something made of silver; 2. Decorating.
Zhirbezh/ Jirbej
Someone who speaks wisely.
Apora
Population, a group of people together.
Gullbasar
1. Crested pigeon; 2. The one who pins flowers on her head.
Dajdar/Dazhdar
1. Supporter; 2. Lawyer; 3. The castle guard.
Khozga
Wish.