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Author: UE_kurdophile » Fri May 12, 2006 8:19 pm
sorgul wrote:kemya..chemical
Hey,don't start confusing things,it is because it comes from arabic,not for common indo-european roots!
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Author: Diri » Fri May 12, 2006 11:40 pm
But what we need to think of:
Find OLD words... Not NEW ones... Because the new words we KNOW have gone through modern media...
Like:
Honey - Hingewîn
Find OLD words... Not NEW ones... Because the new words we KNOW have gone through modern media...
Like:
Honey - Hingewîn
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Author: dyaoko » Sat May 13, 2006 6:05 am
UE_kurdophile wrote:sorgul wrote:
kemya..chemical
Hey,don't start confusing things,it is because it comes from arabic,not for common indo-european roots!
UE ... Kimya is not arabic,they are PURE KURDISH/ ARYAN words
I was told this both in Arabic and also in Persian class , they both confirmed it is a Kurdish / Aryan Word, even arabs took that word from us.
and it is not the only kurdish/aryan word in arabic.
for example in arabic "Hendesa" meaning geometery comes from "Andaze" in Kurdish and many other scientific words that went to arabic fro m aryan languages.
Diri, Hengwên is not a new word that comes from medias...(if u meant that)
hengwên is consist of two words,
Heng = Female Bee
wên = water of mouth(spite -not in a rude way)
Heng Wên = Spite of a Female Bee
so it hasnt come from medias to kurdish.
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Author: tomjez » Fri May 19, 2006 10:19 am
“Gwen”
wrong wrong
Gwenn is a celtic name, Welsh and Breton, and it means "WHITE" in both languages!
Gwennael for exemple means white angel
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Author: dyaoko » Thu Jun 08, 2006 1:00 pm
Parche is simmilar to Part in english
both have the same meaning (part)
for example we say : kurdistan be 4 parche da besh buga.
(kurdistan have divided to 4 parts)
both have the same meaning (part)
for example we say : kurdistan be 4 parche da besh buga.
(kurdistan have divided to 4 parts)
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Author: dyaoko » Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:52 pm
laq (sornay) = leg (english)
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Author: tomjez » Fri Jun 23, 2006 12:38 am
Parche is simmilar to Part in english
Parça in turkish... means the same, probably from persian!
this one is really a good exemple of indo european word!
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Author: dyaoko » Fri Jun 23, 2006 6:37 am
tomjez wrote:Parche is simmilar to Part in english
Parça in turkish... means the same, probably from persian!
this one is really a good exemple of indo european word!
no parche in farsi means cloth . it doesnt meant part at all.
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Author: Piling » Fri Jun 23, 2006 7:13 am
and how do you say "part" in Persian ? it is for my Persian courses 
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