Halwan

The name of a mountain and village near Hashamez in Sna region.

Shewa

1. Picture; 2. Appearance.

Madam

1. If so; 2. Shiny black piece;

Tekoshar

Skillful and struggling.

Yaghut

Ruby, an expensive red stone used for rings, earrings, and so on.

Mard

1. Rebellious; 2. High and risen; 3. The ancient name of Media in Greek; 4. They are a large ancient Kurdish tribe who are the ancestors of the Lors; 5. A castle and village in the Lorestan region of Bahmanshir in Khorramshahr; 6. The present city of Mardin in North Kurdistan is reminiscent of this tribe.

Freza

A field of cultivation that has been harvested.

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.

Zryab

1. Liquid gold; 2. Clean water; 3. He was a Kurdish musician from Bashik near ancient Nineveh or present-day Mosul. He lived during the Abbasid period. Zryab left the Abbasids in 825 AD and went to Andalusia. Abdulrahman son of Abdulhakim (206-238) made him his friend and gave him many gifts and offerings; Zryab was the son of Ishaq son of Ibrahim of Mosul, who was also a Kurd from Bashik and a great musician; Zryab was an oud player and he added the fifth string of the oud to the instrument; Flamingo music, which has a Kurdish base, is one of the immortal legacies of Zryab, who is also known as Kurdish in Spain.

Haivin

Dear, beloved.