Khanzad

Khanzad was the daughter of the Emir of Soran, who was known as Pasha Kora. Khanzad was a tall girl with black hair that fell over her shoulders and a beautiful and chaste girl. After the death of her brother Sulaiman Bاg, she became the Emir of Soran and took over the rule of the Soran region. Khanzad was a just and patriotic emir who worked for the reconstruction of the country and education. During her reign, many mosques, buildings, and baths were built.

Zhewan/ Jewan

Instrument player, musician.

Nazin

To boast, proud.

Hawre

Friend, people who think the same or similar.

Zhala/ Jala

A bitter evergreen tree with leaves like willow leaves but slightly wider and bearing red and white flowers; Zhala is the name of two villages in Sangaw and Tanjaro regions; South Kurdistan, especially Badinan, has wildling willow trees.

Lachin

1. A predatory bird smaller than hawk; 2. Leather shoes; 3. A village near Mahabad near Shilanawe where the Kurdish poet Hemn was born; 4. A Kurdish region in Soviet Azerbaijan and is inhabited by Kurds who were expelled from their homeland during the Ottoman period.

Aad

The word Aad has several meanings: 1. Island, land in water; 2. Strength, power; 3. God of strength and power; 4. In ancient times, it was the name of the god of the wind and became the prefix of many other words in old Kurdish. The letter (d) is often changed to the word (z).

Deraw

Valley, excavated land for gardens and irrigation.

Gullabakh

Flowers of gardens, rose.

Khaman

Caring, someone who cares about someone else.