Rojin/ Rozhin

Like a day.

Goto

Goti, Gothi, Gosan, is the ancient name of a Kurdish tribe that conquered Sumer and Akkad in 2649 BC and ruled for 125 years and 40 days. Later, the word Gothi became Koti Kurti, Kardkhoy, and Kurdkhoy. This tribe lived in the Zagros Mountains. The Greek Estrabo called them Kurti in his account of the Atropats or Medes. Xenophon, on his return of 10,000 men in 401 BC, met them in the mountains of Zakros and his army was defeated by these Kardokhis. As mentioned above, this is the ancient Kurdish name that the Arabs changed to Judi and Judi is a mountain in Kurdistan in the Badinan region that descends behind Nusebin to Zakho. It is also mentioned in the Qur'an and the Gospel that Noah's ark landed on this mountain during the flood. See: Gosan.

Hatan

Luck.

Wrdbin

1. Referring to a vigilant and understanding person; 2. Smart, intelligent.

Parez

1. Prevention, avoiding unhealthy foods during illness; 2. Waiting for hunting or prey.

Papula

Butterfly.

Patak

The father's name of Mani, the Kurdish painter.

Shamama

1. An aromatic fruit in the shape of a melon but small, with dots, and stripes; 2. A Kurdish song.

Atlia

It was the name of one of the ancient cities of Hawraman, around 885 BC, which was burned by the Assyrian Nazirpal.

Arabkha

1. It is composed of two words Ar, which means fire, and Apkha in ancient Assyrian terms means city, or center, which together means a city of fire or a place with oil. 2. It was the name of the city of Kirkuk in 572 AD and this name has nothing to do with the fake word (Arabkha); Contrary to what the Assyrians mentioned in their inscriptions, Kirkuk was known as Garmkan (meaning warm or hot) during the Sassanid period because of the oil and hot weather of the city, and the Syrians called it Binkirman. This name dates back to the fifth century BC. See the word Aar.