Louis Ernest

Love in Kurdish is expressed through several terms depending on the context, with the default form being evîn.

The Kurdish word for ‘day’ is roj or ڕۆژ. The word refers to a period of 24 hours.

To ask “how are you” in Kurmanji, say Tu çawa yî? to one person you know. Use Hûn çawa ne? for a group or someone you should address formally.

The English verb ‘learn’ is translated into Kurdish as hîn bûn. The phrase is used to express the process of acquiring knowledge or a new ability.

The English word ‘star’ is translated into Kurdish as stêrk. In an astronomical context, the word refers to a luminous celestial body made of plasma.

The Kurdish word for “crazy” is dîn. Both words are adjectives used to describe someone who is insane or demented.

To eat in Kurdish is to say xwarin. The verb is used to describe the act of eating a meal.

The English word school is translated into Kurdish as dibistan. The term refers to an institution dedicated to teaching and learning.

The English word aunt is translated into Kurdish as xaltî, پوور or met. These terms are used to refer to a parent’s sister or a sister-in-law.

Merry Christmas in Kurdish is expressed as Noela we pîroz be. This phrase is used to offer good wishes during the Christmas season.