The ''Baby names'' topic inspire me to ask...
What's your favorite names?
Barış wrote:The ''Baby names'' topic inspire me to ask...
What's your favorite names?
azade_ wrote:I would really appreciate it if you could post the meaning of the names as well, as I know is important in kurdish name giving
azade_ wrote:Thank you I greatly appreciate it! Reason I am asking is because I don't speak kurdish yet
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In case we have a daughter I want to call her Sarê, both because I think it's beautiful and because it works in my native country as well. What does it mean though?
Sirwan wrote:Barış wrote:The ''Baby names'' topic inspire me to ask...
What's your favorite names?
Hi,
I think at least 2/3 of Kurdish names are ''very'' beautiful.
My top 20 favorite Kurdish names are as following:
Aso, Sirwan, Nishtman, Shlêr, Hêro, Chinûr, Chîmen, Rojan, Rojîn, Jwan, Hejar, Hîwa, Helgurd, Brusk, Ziryan, Firmêsk, Gelawêj, Dîlan, Rêbwar, Rûnak (Ronak).
Barış wrote:Sirwan wrote:Barış wrote:The ''Baby names'' topic inspire me to ask...
What's your favorite names?
Hi,
I think at least 2/3 of Kurdish names are ''very'' beautiful.
My top 20 favorite Kurdish names are as following:
Aso, Sirwan, Nishtman, Shlêr, Hêro, Chinûr, Chîmen, Rojan, Rojîn, Jwan, Hejar, Hîwa, Helgurd, Brusk, Ziryan, Firmêsk, Gelawêj, Dîlan, Rêbwar, Rûnak (Ronak).
I see listed your name.
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I kinda like Rojan and Rojîn. Is Roj prounounced Roz?
I see listed your name.
I kinda like Rojan and Rojîn. Is Roj prounounced Roz?
Diri wrote:Rojan is a unisex name - used by both boys and girls...
Kurdish "j" is the same as Turkish "j"...
Barış wrote:The ''Baby names'' topic inspire me to ask...
What's your favorite names?
Sirwan wrote:Rojan and Rojîn both are female names. and ''j'' is pronounced as 'j'' in french ''jour''
Diri wrote:Rojan is a unisex name - used by both boys and girls...
Kurdish "j" is the same as Turkish "j"...
Sirwan wrote:The reason for why I did not said turkish ''j'' is that Turkish has No ''j''!
ALL the words containing ''j'' used in turkish are loanwards
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