Layro

1. Male baby; 2. In Zazaki, means: son, child; 3. The title of a Kurdish song.

Jgargosh

Child.

Gara

1. Earrings; 2. The sound of hen; 3. Children's cries and screams are used in the Khoshnawti area; 4. Mountain; 5. A mountain in the Badinan region opposite the city of Amedi, where Saddam Hussein built a fortress and surrounded it as his destination, but in 1991, after the historic exile of South Kurdistan, fell back to the Kurds and is now under the control of the Kurdistan Regional Government.

Shkofa

Blossom, a flower that then becomes fruit.

Jano

1. Beloved; Kurmanji Kurdish generally calls the dear: Jan, (Jano); 2. A Kurdish song changed to Turkish: (Jano Jano Jan Qurban).

Tekoshar

Skillful and struggling.

Pola

1. An iron with which guns are made, a kind of metal stronger than iron; 2. It is the surname of the Janpola tribe in Lebanon, which ruled Aleppo for many years and had independent institutions, but the Syrian government called them Junbalat. Kamal Junbalat belongs to this tribe and now lives in the mountains of Lebanon.

Barana

1. Rain; 2. It is the title of many folk songs.

Zare

Referring to blonde hair and blue eyes.

Goyzha

Hawthorn; 1. A mountain west of Sulaimani in southern Kurdistan; 2. It is a neighborhood at the foot of this mountain in the same city.