Pre-Indoiranian Words in Kurdish

[hevalo27]

do you know some pre-indoiranien words in the kurdish language(s)?

i know "gund" for village

[brendar]

Why would you want to know "iranian" words?

these are fascist people and you shouldn't even make a subject about them!

[hevalo27]

Why would you want to know "iranian" words?

these are fascist people and you shouldn't even make a subject about them!

not persian words, iranian words, kurdish is also an iranian language.

but i wrote pre-iranian, my english is not good, i thought it means words older than iranic.

kurds are the oldest civilisation in north-mesopoatamia and southeast-anatolia, so in our language must be pre-iranian words.

gund for village is one of them, a very old world

[jjmuneer]

Why would you want to know "iranian" words?

these are fascist people and you shouldn't even make a subject about them!

How is Iranian and Indo-Iranian even the same thing?

Indo-Iranian:

Indo-Iranian peoples are a linguistic group consisting of the Indo-Aryan, Iranian, Dardic and Nuristani peoples; that is, speakers of Indo-Iranian languages, a major branch of the Indo-European language family.

The Proto-Indo-Iranians are commonly identified with the descendants of the Proto-Indo-Europeans known as the Andronovo culture and their homeland with an area of the Eurasian steppe that borders the Ural River on the west, the Tian Shan on the east.

Iranian:

Iranian or Persian people who are persons from the nation of Iran/Persia, or of Iranian descent. For more information about the people of Iran also see Demographics of Iran

[jjmuneer]

Why would you want to know "iranian" words?

these are fascist people and you shouldn't even make a subject about them!

not persian words, iranian words, kurdish is also an iranian language.

but i wrote pre-iranian, my english is not good, i thought it means words older than iranic.

kurds are the oldest civilisation in north-mesopoatamia and southeast-anatolia, so in our language must be pre-iranian words.

gund for village is one of them, a very old world

I think rather the Kurmanji and Sorani probably has more pre-indo European words in its language, as opposed to Gorani-Dimili. I think its because they historically and geographically have been where the Hurrians were.

[Johny English]

"gund" is an iranic word, look to Paul Horns etymology book:

[jjmuneer]

"gund" is an iranic word, look to Paul Horns etymology book:

We say Gun for Penis lol.

[Kawe]

"gund" is an iranic word, look to Paul Horns etymology book:

We say Gun for Penis lol.

It is the same for us lol! However, we still use Gund for village.

[Kurdistano]

Kîr is penis in Kurmanji.

legal for saying in Sorani is possibly pre Iranic.

[hevalo27]

legal for saying in Sorani is possibly pre Iranic.

legal, hmmm
never heard, could be

[Johny English]

It is believed that "kanî" (fountain), Sanskrit k(h)én is from an non-aryan language.

[hevalo27]

It is believed that "kanî" (fountain), Sanskrit k(h)én is from an non-aryan language.

what is with "mezin" for big/huge/large? in persian they say bozorg

[Kurdistano]

It is believed that "kanî" (fountain), Sanskrit k(h)én is from an non-aryan language.

what is with "mezin" for big/huge/large? in persian they say bozorg

Mezin is related to the Greek word Mega for huge.

[jjmuneer]

It is believed that "kanî" (fountain), Sanskrit k(h)én is from an non-aryan language.

what is with "mezin" for big/huge/large? in persian they say bozorg

We say 'Gep'.

[Johny English]

Iranian "mésh" for "sheep" can be from Akkadian "mash" 'goat'.