Khani
1. Happy; 2. Derived from khanians, houses, game; 3. spring, source; 4. Ahmad Khani, a famous Kurdish poet from Khanian tribe in Jazir and Botan, was born in 1650 AD and died in 1707 AD.
Qazaz/ Ghazaz
1. Silk seller; 2. A type of rhythm in Kurdish songs.
Amyar
1. Friend, companion, and comrade; 2. Helper, assistant, and collaborator.
Dartako
A bold, courageous warrior.
Somar
Sumar; a historic town and district in Kermanshah province inhabited by Kalhori Kurds.
Lawlaw
a thin plant, four to five yards tall, with red, blue, purple, and green flowers, blooms in cool mornings and withers after sunrise.
Gara
1. Earrings; 2. The sound of hen; 3. Children's cries and screams are used in the Khoshnawti area; 4. Mountain; 5. A mountain in the Badinan region opposite the city of Amedi, where Saddam Hussein built a fortress and surrounded it as his destination, but in 1991, after the historic exile of South Kurdistan, fell back to the Kurds and is now under the control of the Kurdistan Regional Government.
Zrkan
It is an area in the Sherwan region of South Kurdistan.
Taraw
Gone, without coming back.
Zhazhla/ Jajla
1. Like a stick; 2. A village behind Mawat, opposite Mount Alan, where the Choman River passes between this village and Mount Alan and flows along Mount Asos and flows into the barrier of Dukan in southern Kurdistan.