Atrodat

This is a Madian name and was the name of one of the famous Madians in the pre-Achaemenid period. However, Mohammad Sadiq Mirza says, in his book on Kurds and his plundered History: “Atrodat is a legendary name that the historian Ctesias chose for the father of Cyrus Achaemenid", which his weak point is he received from the written texts of the Persian empire, or from the language of the people heard it.

Zagros

1. The place of origin of the Zakrtis, the place of the Zakrtis; 2. The Zakrtis are an ancient Kurdish tribe called in Greek: (Zagrti or Sagriti; Sagart, Sagarti; Zagriti, Zagros); 3. Zakros or Zagros is a mountain range that starts in Armenia and Azerbaijan, descends through many valleys and mountains of Kurdistan, and ends in Shiraz. The length of the Zagros Mountains in Kurdistan is 1000 kilometers and its height in Wshtrankew (Oshtoran Kooh) is 4700 meters.

Yasna

Feast; part of the larger part of the Avesta, the prophet Zoroaster's collection of religious hymns.

Lawko

1. Young boy; 2. Teenage boy; 3. Plural of law (young); In Kurdish, nouns with the suffix (ۆ) are used for calling because of loving them.

Vina

1. This; 2. Demand.

Achan

It is an area northwest of Diyarbakir, North Kurdistan.

Khaman

Caring, someone who cares about someone else.

Ieriya

In the Avesta, it means pure and noble.

Narin

1. An ancient word in the Zoroastrian Gathas meaning fire; 2. Delicate, thin, shy woman; 3. Sad songs; 4. It was the name of a dam west of Baghdad in the Kut region, built during the Sassanid period; Ibn Rustam in his book Al-Aghlaq al-Nafsiya mentions the city of Kut before Islam on this dam and says: that Kut was inhabited by Faili Kurds who lived there. See Nairi.

Soran

1. It is one of the four dialects of the Kurdish language; 2. They are part of the Kurds who live between the Great and the Little Zab Rivers in Kurdistan, like Ruandz and its surroundings. Their dialect is called Soran or Central Kurmanji; 3. A vast area in Kurdistan; This name has now replaced the name of the Diyana area.