Peyva Rojê — Kurdish Word of the Day

A new Kurdish word every day, in Kurmanji (Kurdî) and Sorani (سۆرانی), with pronunciation, meanings in English, Turkish, German and Persian, and an example sentence showing how it is really used.

Every word so far (19)

  • Bêrî بێری — A deep feeling of longing or yearning for someone or something absent; to miss dearly.
  • Xewn خەون — The images, ideas, emotions, and sensations that occur involuntarily in the mind during sleep.
  • Stran گۆرانی — A vocal or instrumental composition with melody, rhythm, and often lyrics, typically performed by singing.
  • Aramî ئارامی — Peace, tranquility, or a state of calm and quiet, free from disturbance.
  • Bihar بەهار — The season of the year between winter and summer, characterized by warming weather and new plant growth.
  • Ronahî ڕووناکی — Light; radiance; brightness. The state of being illuminated and visible.
  • Bişirîn زەردەخەنە — A facial expression indicating pleasure, amusement, or friendliness.
  • Kulîlk گوڵ — A beautiful plant known for its colorful petals and pleasant fragrance, often given as a gift.
  • Bîranîn بیره‌وه‌ری — The faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information, or a particular recollection of the past.
  • Dost دۆست — A person with whom one has a bond of mutual affection, a companion or friend.
  • Diyarî دیاری — A present given voluntarily without payment in return, often to show affection or appreciation.
  • Mal ماڵ — A place where one lives, especially with family; a residence or household.
  • Hêvî ھیوا — The feeling or desire that something good will happen or be achieved.
  • Evîn خۆشەویستی — Deep affection, strong feeling of fondness or personal attachment, passionate desire.
  • Ken پێکەنین — The act or sound of laughing; an expression of joy or amusement.
  • Dilgermî دڵگەرمی — Warmth, cordiality, affection, or heartfelt kindness towards others.
  • Şadî شادى — A feeling of great pleasure and happiness; joy.
  • Mêvanperwerî میوانداری — The warm and generous reception and entertainment of guests; hospitality, a cherished cultural value.
  • Hevaltî هاوڕێیەتی — The state of being friends or companions; a bond of mutual affection and support.