Durdana

1. Long pearl; 2. The pearl inside the shell; 3. Large and precious pearls; 4. The beloved child of the house, dearest.

Badran

It is called the night when the full moon appears.

Lawzha/ Lawja

1. Song, music; 2. Therefore, for this reason.

Artimis

1. The goddess of the hunt; 2. The goddess of the moon; 3. The daughter of the Gutian chieftain, Othanus, who was known as the god of beauty and was the wife of Khashayar Shah, king of Media. See (Aar) in the boys' names.

Narnj

1. A fruit of the orange family; 2. The name of several Kurdish songs and orange is a symbol of women's breasts.

Dlldar

Brave person, beloved.

Khewan

Owner.

Mardin

1. Dark red; 2. Of the Median root. See Mard; 3. The name of a Kurdish city in North Kurdistan between Diyarbakir and Nusebin, which the Kurds there call Merdin. It was also called Mardun in ancient times; See Mard in the boy's section. The Persian dictionary Dehkhoda says that it is a castle on the mountain of Jazir overlooking Bardanisar, Dara, and Nusebin. Mardin is a Kurdish city located at the foot of Mount Qarjdakh. The heroes and fighters of the Mitan tribe, which was a Kurdish tribe, were called Mariya. Some scholars say that the city of Mardin was the place of this tribe, and the name of this city initially was Mariyadin and was founded before the advent of Islam during the Zoroastrian period. However, the Abbasids attacked and destroyed it in 279 AH. Yaqut al-Hamwi says: Ahmad Ibn Marwan rebuilt this castle in 440 AH after defeating Hamdan Ibn Hamdoun, the ruler of Mardin.

Awena

Mirror.

Dilan

1. Dance; 2. Parties and trips; 3. The nickname of Kurdish poet and singer (Saleh Dilan).