meaning of Prince in Kurdish

[Rumtaya]

Hey guys i have again a question lol there will be follow more later haha


ok what do you guys call a Prince???

[Piling]

well Prince in Kurdish is Mîr, but many other titles had been existed in ME : Atabeg (firstly tutor of a prince), emîr, Beg or Bey, or Shahzade (more persian, literally kings' child).

[heval]

well Prince in Kurdish is Mîr, but many other titles had been existed in ME : Atabeg (firstly tutor of a prince), emîr, Beg or Bey, or Shahzade (more persian, literally kings' child).

No wayy, Shahzade is Kurdish, not Persian !

[Piling]

ok ok ok so it is an IRANIAN word for Shahzade is a Persian name, too

[Diri]

Sure Piling, but Zade is Kurdish for "son of" - or "child of" - because this suffix is found in most Kurdish tribe names - like my mothers tribe Ibrahîmzade - and then I am also in blood with another tribe named Beyzade - (comes from Begzade)...

It is FAR from even Iranian - it is 100% Kurdish... Just like Bab is and Bibil is - those Persians and Turks steal every word we have and then say it is OLD PAHLAVI/TURKMEN!

[Diri]

ok ok ok so it is an IRANIAN word for Shahzade is a Persian name, too

In French you have a word for DRIVER (chaufeur sorry for misspelling it) and that word is FRENCH even when Norwegians say Sjåfør - it IS French - likewise - Kurdish words ARE Kurdish - I don't mind them using Kurdish words - just as long as they acknowledge it...

[Piling]

So you mean that Kurds gave "Shahzade" to Persians ? But they could have some word in common, for they are cousin languages ?

So Norway say "chauffeur" like in Turkish ? lol Turks will say that Chauffeur is Turkish btw.

[Diri]

So you mean that Kurds gave "Shahzade" to Persians ? But they could have some word in common, for they are cousin languages ?

So Norway say "chauffeur" like in Turkish ? lol Turks will say that Chauffeur is Turkish btw.

Yes, Kurdish and Persian are ancient cousins - but ask a Persian commoner how much Kurmancî, Hewramî, Zazakî or Soranî he/she understands... Answer will be close to nothing of any of them... Some words here and there - but that is where it stops... This may be because Persians aren't "naturally bilingual" - as Kurds - the majority of Kurds learn at least two languages by the age of 30, their mothers tounge...

Mostly they learn Kurdish, and the language of the country they reside in - + either English or the language of the neighbouring country...

Yes - Norwegians say Shauffeur - in their own accent... They write it "Sjåfør"...

Of course it is Turkish... Haven't you heard? EVERYTHING GOOD is Turkish... Everything bad is MOUNTAIN TURKISH...

[tomjez]

Well I know a gorgeous persan girl named Shahzade... It will be persian for me!

[Rumtaya]

Well I know a gorgeous persan girl named Shahzade... It will be persian for me!

you horny britton

do you see diri he got the same taste like me hahaha

lets go to iran tomjez and take two persian girls

hmm SHAH is the meaning for the leader or king in Persian or??

and zada i dont know but you guys said child

so hm in assyrian we would say bronet Malka got the same meaning like Shahzada Kingsson.

[tomjez]

Sorry I'm with a turk right now (yeah I know traitor, but I did not meet any kurdish girl who did not have 10 brothers to look after her)

[Rumtaya]

are you sure she is turk??


maybe she is asimilated assyrian,greek,armenia or kurdish girl hahaha


poor tomjez they always have so many brothers hmm then go to a britton one

[tomjez]

Well she is from Laz origin, that's why I was angry when your Kurdistan on a map annexed most of Laz villages

[Rumtaya]

Ok like i know the kurds they are kiind people and fight for freedom so it will be no problem they give automonmy to the laz people.

are you happy now?

[tomjez]

Yes I'm sure they'll do the same for Assyrians and Chaldeans