Malo

1. The flowers and plants cut, tied, and wrapped as gifts; 2. Harvested plants, cut with a knife in the fields or forests, are put in rows, then gathered and used for the winter for the cattle.

Zapan

1. The branch of a river; 2. Clean, smooth, and slim stones that children play with on the banks of the river.

Laso

Lazo, O boy, O young. See Lazo

Avan

It is the name of a series of hills near Kirkuk, South Kurdistan.

Mekhak

In Erbil, Rwandz and surrounding areas, clove is called: qanafr, or qanafal; In North Kurdistan, they say: Nafal; Clove is the flowers of a Garmian tree that smells very good and are dried, and women apply it to their chests. Cloves smell for several years. Every time you put it in water, or leave it in the water for a few hours, after you take it out, it smells just like the first time it was fresh. Cloves are also used for toothache.

Yaman

1. Very strong; 2. Fearless and brave; 3. Intelligent and competent;

Sharansh

1. A spring or flowing water; 2. A lake between Khamtir and Kira in the Zakho region.

Arad

It is the name of an angel in Zoroastrianism.

Khewan

Owner.

Shilan

1. A kind of small red pearl; 2. The fruit of a thorny red tree grows six yards tall and produces yellow round flowers. It has small red sweet fruit like oleaster, which is edible and used as medicine too.