Dashne

1. The sound of the wind, the sound of the tree, the movement of a baby, as the tree falls, or the child falls; 2. He/she wishes.

Warga

1. Resorts, summer residences of nomads and villagers; 2. Residential place of travelers.

Waysa

Wais is the name of a sheikh whose grave is on a mountain in Maydasht, Kermanshah. It is said that this man was a king and was upset by seeing a dead man, resigned from government, and became a Sufi and a repentant man. This is expressed in the story of the Zambilfrosh, and many say that it may have been this man. It should be noted that the Arab Wais al-Qaranayn, whose grave is in Yemen, is not the same as Waisi Maydasht.

Tavra

It is a mountain in the Dersim region of North Kurdistan.

Lutka

Top of the mountain, summit.

Tnok

Drops, raindrops, and water drops.

Mariya

1. The heroes and warriors of Mitan or Manna tribes; 2. It was the name of a Kurdish tribe. See Mardin in the boys section.

Aad

The word Aad has several meanings: 1. Island, land in water; 2. Strength, power; 3. God of strength and power; 4. In ancient times, it was the name of the god of the wind and became the prefix of many other words in old Kurdish. The letter (d) is often changed to the word (z).

Chlchra

Multi-branched lamps (Chandelier/luster) lit in mosques and large houses.

Jaban

1. This word was originally (gawan or jawan) and in Kurdish means cowherd or herder. They lived in southern Kurdistan, but they have no remains; 2. He was the name of one of the chieftains of the Sassanid period during the reign of Yazdgerd; 2. The name of a town in the Kut region of southern Kurdistan, where the Faylis lived, but they expelled the Kurds and settled Arabs. See Jawan.