Zebar
1. The riverside; 2. The name of a Kurdish tribe living between Akre and Great Zab in South Kurdistan.
Arpako
1. Pure and sacred fire; 2. Name of one of the kings of the Medes.
Bashar
1. Endurance, withstanding, and holding out; 2. Matching or overpowering someone in strength ('He is so strong that ten men cannot overpower him').
Afrun
Historical name of the Kurdish-populated city of Kut in Southern Kurdistan during the Sasanian era. See Zondor.
Roshan
In Zazaki dialect means Eid.
Warzhen
An old Kalhori word, meaning: to write from memory.
Zendin
Ancient, primeval, living, and enduring.
Payman
1. Covenant, pact, treaty, and agreement; 2. Promise, pledge, and vow.
Boskin
A village near Ranya in Southern Kurdistan.
Ballull
Bahlul (Bahlul Mahi); according to the 9th-century AH Yarsani sacred manuscripts of Saranjam, Bahlul was a Kurd (originally named Amr son of Wahab, known as Bahlul the Wise) who lived during the time of Harun al-Rashid, established the first Jamkhana, spread the Yarsani faith in Hawraman, and passed away in 806 CE at Kani Spi near Mount Tanga Gul between Mandali and Kermanshah.