persian peopel say "Qêsmet" which is arabic ,
but those persians who try to be Persian , say "bexsh" . or "têkkê"
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post simmliar words in europearn languages to Kurdish
Author: dyaoko » Fri Jun 23, 2006 8:48 am
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Author: tomjez » Fri Jun 23, 2006 12:29 pm
no parche in farsi means cloth . it doesnt meant part at all.
so it's from kurdish
or from turkish to kurdish... I doubt it!http://istanbuldakitom.blogspot.com/
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Author: Diri » Fri Jun 23, 2006 4:37 pm
tomjez wrote:no parche in farsi means cloth . it doesnt meant part at all.
so it's from kurdish
Like you said - It's Indo-European... And Turkish is Ural-Altaic. Ergo: Parche is Kurdish... Because Kurdish is Indo-European...
Ergo: Turks stole from Kurdish!
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Author: tomjez » Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:25 pm
percse means "of course" in hungarian 
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Author: Diri » Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:42 pm
Piling wrote:Gava wan Kurdistan perçe kir, peyvik hîn bûn !
Erê tu rast dibêjî...
Mashallah Kurdiya te ji zor xorte!
Te pîroz dikem... =)
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Author: dyaoko » Wed Jul 05, 2006 12:43 pm
I just found another simmliar word ,
in hesen zirak song it says :
Binuse ew kiche bom mare ke
it means...
[doctor] write that I should marry with that girl
Mare = Marry .
Mare kirdin = to marry
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in hesen zirak song it says :
Binuse ew kiche bom mare ke
it means...
[doctor] write that I should marry with that girl
Mare = Marry .
Mare kirdin = to marry
Biji Zimani Kurdy
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Author: dyaoko » Thu Aug 03, 2006 12:14 pm
i Just found another word,
Pantol (kurdish )= Pant (english)
Pantol (kurdish )= Pant (english)
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Author: dyaoko » Tue Dec 05, 2006 1:54 pm
here is another word close to english
Gorr (sorany) = Grave (english)
Gorr (sorany) = Grave (english)
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Author: Jamo » Thu Dec 14, 2006 4:21 am
english: you - german: du - zazaki: tu
english: potato - german: kartoffel - zazaki: kartofil
english: name - german: name - zazaki: name
english: mine, my - german: mein, meine - zazaki: ma
english: brother, bro - german: bruder - zazaki: bra
english: potato - german: kartoffel - zazaki: kartofil
english: name - german: name - zazaki: name
english: mine, my - german: mein, meine - zazaki: ma
english: brother, bro - german: bruder - zazaki: bra
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Author: Lyn » Mon Dec 18, 2006 5:29 am
''World''
Türkçe - Dünya
Kurdî - Dunya
''All the time''
Türkçe - Her dem
Kurdî - Her dem
Türkçe - Dünya
Kurdî - Dunya
''All the time''
Türkçe - Her dem
Kurdî - Her dem
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Author: Piling » Mon Dec 18, 2006 11:33 am
Dinya comes from Arab.
Der dem means nothing. Always is Her dem in Kurdish, her : each, dem : period, time, as in all Iranian language groups.
Der dem means nothing. Always is Her dem in Kurdish, her : each, dem : period, time, as in all Iranian language groups.
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Author: Diri » Tue Dec 19, 2006 1:08 am
English: World
Kurdish: Cîhan
Turks have a lot of words from Persian and Kurdish...
Her is one of them... How do we know that the Turks borrowed it and not the Kurds? Becuse in Kurdish it has a much more fundamental usage, while in Turkish it's limited to a few areas of usage...
Kurdish: Cîhan
Turks have a lot of words from Persian and Kurdish...
Her is one of them... How do we know that the Turks borrowed it and not the Kurds? Becuse in Kurdish it has a much more fundamental usage, while in Turkish it's limited to a few areas of usage...
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