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Zhilwan/ Jilwan |
1. Fireman, one who deals with fire; 2. A person who raises vineyards and fruit trees: vinedresser, fireman; (Zhil) alone 1. Meaning: movement; 2. Tiny, the opposite of big; 3. Little fire under the ashes; (Wan) is someone caring; (Zhilwan) 1. means fireman; 2. vinedresser; 3. Zhilwan: A mountain overlooking the village of Maluma and opposite the Asngaran mountain and belongs to the Sulaimani region in South Kurdistan. See Zhilamo. |
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Zhinar/ Jinar |
Someone who revives something. |
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Zhinga/ Jinga |
Living place, environment. |
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Zhinko/ Jinko |
The plural of the words Zhin and Zhiyan. |
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Zhino/ Jino |
1. Referring to life; 2. A lively and active person. |
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Zhiro/ Jiro |
Referring to the intelligent person. |
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Zhiwar/ Jiwar |
.1 Active; 2. Life expectancy; 3. Life quality; 4. It is a village at the foot of Kosalan Mountain on the banks of the Sirwan River, opposite the villages of Slen and Blbar; 5. Civilized life. |
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Zhiwaran |
1. A village in the Dersim region of North Kurdistan; 2. Total environment. See Zhiwar. |
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Zhiwaro/ Jiwaro |
Blooming of plants after rain. |
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Zhiyan/ Jiyan |
Life. |