... Hangman ... Game ...

[ChiChalok]

oki .........so did i win?

we gota wait for heval to decide

[Diri]

I know ek, ine, etc... It is the first courses you learned when you are students you know... I just wonder if there is another meaning, though for a name if seems sstrange to call someone "a heart". But if is "wish" in Turkish, ok, it is like Arzu.

I didn't say you CALL anybody "Dilek"... I said it is a suffix to show the amount... "ek" is always put on the ending of words - mostly nouns - to decide how MANY... "Derek" - A DOOR... Malek - A HOUSE... Yeah?


You can't call anybody "Malek" either... LOOOOOL

But I don't see why you are mixing in the Turkish word... Because we are only looking for Kurdish words...

Arzu is Persian... In Kurdish we say Daxwaz/Daxaz...

[ChiChalok]

I know ek, ine, etc... It is the first courses you learned when you are students you know... I just wonder if there is another meaning, though for a name if seems sstrange to call someone "a heart". But if is "wish" in Turkish, ok, it is like Arzu.

I didn't say you CALL anybody "Dilek"... I said it is a suffix to show the amount... "ek" is always put on the ending of words - mostly nouns - to decide how MANY... "Derek" - A DOOR... Malek - A HOUSE... Yeah?


You can't call anybody "Malek" either... LOOOOOL

But I don't see why you are mixing in the Turkish word... Because we are only looking for Kurdish words...

Arzu is Persian... In Kurdish we say Daxwaz/Daxaz...

yes u can .. u can say " tu milakamni " .. ahem

[Diri]

I know ek, ine, etc... It is the first courses you learned when you are students you know... I just wonder if there is another meaning, though for a name if seems sstrange to call someone "a heart". But if is "wish" in Turkish, ok, it is like Arzu.

I didn't say you CALL anybody "Dilek"... I said it is a suffix to show the amount... "ek" is always put on the ending of words - mostly nouns - to decide how MANY... "Derek" - A DOOR... Malek - A HOUSE... Yeah?


You can't call anybody "Malek" either... LOOOOOL

But I don't see why you are mixing in the Turkish word... Because we are only looking for Kurdish words...

Arzu is Persian... In Kurdish we say Daxwaz/Daxaz...

yes u can .. u can say " tu milakamni " .. ahem

No you can't "You are a House of mine" - what YOU are saying is a Kurdish oral thing - it is said in a metophoric way... Not a direct way...

[Piling]

I didn't say you CALL anybody "Dilek"... Shocked I said it is a suffix to show the amount... "ek" is always put on the ending of words - mostly nouns - to decide how MANY... "Derek" - A DOOR... Malek - A HOUSE... Yeah? Wink


You can't call anybody "Malek" either... LOOOOOL Laughing

But I don't see why you are mixing in the Turkish word... Because we are only looking for Kurdish words

I KNOW this story of suffix, it is the ABC of a Kurdish grammar LOL.
But I know a girls who calls Dilek and it seemed strange to have for name : A HEART instead of HEART, for example.

Dilek is Turkish for "Wish"... But in Kurdish it means "a heart"...

YOU spoke of the Turkish meaning lol ! so I say OK, the Turkish name Dilek is like Arzu (whis is Persian by the way...).

[ChiChalok]

I know ek, ine, etc... It is the first courses you learned when you are students you know... I just wonder if there is another meaning, though for a name if seems sstrange to call someone "a heart". But if is "wish" in Turkish, ok, it is like Arzu.

I didn't say you CALL anybody "Dilek"... I said it is a suffix to show the amount... "ek" is always put on the ending of words - mostly nouns - to decide how MANY... "Derek" - A DOOR... Malek - A HOUSE... Yeah?


You can't call anybody "Malek" either... LOOOOOL

But I don't see why you are mixing in the Turkish word... Because we are only looking for Kurdish words...

Arzu is Persian... In Kurdish we say Daxwaz/Daxaz...

yes u can .. u can say " tu milakamni " .. ahem

No you can't "You are a House of mine" - what YOU are saying is a Kurdish oral thing - it is said in a metophoric way... Not a direct way...

noooooooo, i thought u meant melak .. u know liver ??

[Diri]

I didn't say you CALL anybody "Dilek"... Shocked I said it is a suffix to show the amount... "ek" is always put on the ending of words - mostly nouns - to decide how MANY... "Derek" - A DOOR... Malek - A HOUSE... Yeah? Wink


You can't call anybody "Malek" either... LOOOOOL Laughing

But I don't see why you are mixing in the Turkish word... Because we are only looking for Kurdish words

I KNOW this story of suffix, it is the ABC of a Kurdish grammar LOL.
But I know a girls who calls Dilek and it seemed strange to have for name : A HEART instead of HEART, for example.

Dilek is Turkish for "Wish"... But in Kurdish it means "a heart"...

YOU spoke of the Turkish meaning lol ! so I say OK, the Turkish name Dilek is like Arzu (whis is Persian by the way...).

Yes - but HER NAME IS TURKISH, NOT KURDISH... We don't have that name in Kurdish...

So her name isn't "a heart" it is "WISH"...

You know, many Kurds from North Kurdistan are so assimilated that they use Turkish names instead of beautiful Kurdish ones... In that way - one can say that Kurds in South Kurdistan have a more Kurdish culture - because they use REAL Kurdish names for their children - although they on their part have been influnced by Arabic - but after 15 years... That is disapearing, THANK GOD!

[Diri]

@ Chichalok...


Well...

We call "Liver" for "Cerg" in Standard Kurmancî - but also in my dialect it is Cerg...


It must be a special Badînî thing...

[ChiChalok]

@ Chichalok...


Well...

We call "Liver" for "Cerg" in Standard Kurmancî - but also in my dialect it is Cerg...


It must be a special Badînî thing...

dont forget to ask ur dad ..

we say melak .. and i know that is kurdish

[Diri]

Okey...

I asked...

It turns out - Mêlek/Milek is the name for all the organs - heart, liver etc... There is a proverb which goes "Cerg û milekên te" - "everything you own"...

And I found out another name for Liver is Kezeb... And yes - Milek can also be used... But from what I was told - it engulfs more than just the Liver - but still... It may be that you use the word differently...

Ask your father if you mean liver when you say "Milek"... Maybe you too use it for many organs...

[heval]

is it DILEK

Nope. There is no "D"

[Diri]

Did we say "M"?


If not... It is "MILEK"

[heval]

Did we say "M"?


If not... It is "MILEK"

Nope...

[ChiChalok]

Y ?

[sorgul]

ZIREK