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.

Zarya

Sea

Hevi

Wish, hope.

Iesewa

It is a village in the Pshdar region of South Kurdistan.

Jarbaza

1. Pain; 2. Playful; 3. Courageous, brave.

Farwar

1. Nomad winter resort; 2. Order, command.

Hunar

The talent and product of the artist that originates from human feelings and becomes productive by the artist.

Narin

1. An ancient word in the Zoroastrian Gathas meaning fire; 2. Delicate, thin, shy woman; 3. Sad songs; 4. It was the name of a dam west of Baghdad in the Kut region, built during the Sassanid period; Ibn Rustam in his book Al-Aghlaq al-Nafsiya mentions the city of Kut before Islam on this dam and says: that Kut was inhabited by Faili Kurds who lived there. See Nairi.

Zabar

Her father's name is Ziak, which is carved in the inscription of the Ka'ba of Zoroaster.

Daran

The plural of tree, trees.