Appendix III
Kurdish Forms of Personal Names With Arabic and Persian Equivalents
Li pirtûka:
A Kurdish-English Dictionary
Berhema:
Taufiq Wahby, C. J. Edmonds
8 Xulek
887 Dîtin
Afe | ‛Ārif |
Aḻî | ‛Ārif |
Ame, Amê | Āmina |
‘Ase | ‘Āsima |
Asê | Āsya |
Atê, Atûl | Fāṭima |
Ayshê | ‘Ā’isha |
Babekr | Abu Bakr |
Bile, Birayîm | Ibrāhīm |
Canê | Jānān |
Ceme | Jamīla |
Cuwamêr, Cûkil | Javānmard |
‘Ebe | 'Abdallāh |
‘Ebûsh | 'Abdallāh |
Ecê | Khadīja |
Efrasiyaw | Afrāsiyāb |
Eḥe, Eḥol | Aḥmad |
Ele, Elî, ‘Elî | ‘Alī |
‘Eḻaw | see Heḻaw |
Emne | see Ame |
Estê, Estêre | Sitare, Akhtar |
‘Etaw, ‘Etê | ‘Aṭīya |
Ewḻa | ‘Abdallāh |
Ewṟeḥman | ‘Abd-ar-Raḥman |
‘Ewul[1] | ‘Abd-al-Qādir |
‘Ewul[2] | ‘Abd-al-Karīm |
Exol | Maḥmūd |
‘Eze | ‘Azīz |
Fatê, Fatîle | Fāṭima |
Fehe | Fahīma |
Fete | Fattaḥ |
Feyme | see Fehe |
Feyze | Faiḍallāh |
Guḻe, Guḻê[1], | Gulchīn |
Guḻê[2] | Gulandām |
Ḥebaw, Ḥebê | Ḥabība |
Ḥelaw, Ḥelê | Ḥalāwa |
Ḥeme | Muḥammad |
Ḥeybexan | Ḥabība Khān |
Male, Marif | Ma‘rūf |
Mece, Mecol | Majīd |
Mewe | Maulūd |
Mexûl | Maḥmūd |
Miche | Muṣṭafá |
Miḥe | Muhī-ad-Dīn |
Mîne | Amīn |
Necm | Najm-ad-Dīn |
Ne‘e | Ra‘na |
Perê, Perîza | Parīzād |
Pete, fattah | Fatḥallāh |
Peze, pîza, pozê | Pīroz |
Qale, Qalûl | Qādir |
Qasûl | Qāsim |
Qeyte, Qeytûl | Qaitarān |
Qucûl | Khwāja |
Qute | Quṭb-ad-Dīn |
Ṟefe | Rafīq |
Ṟeḥe1 | Raḥma |
Ṟeḥe2 | ‘Abd-ar-Raḥman |
Ṟeme | Ramaḍan |
Ṟeshe, Ṟeshol | Rashīd |
Sale | Ṣāliḥ |
Se‘e, Se‘ol | Sa‘īd |
Sele | Salma |
Siḻe | Sulaimān |
Sime, Simko | Ismā‘īl |
Shake | Shākir |
Shanê | Shāhnāz |
Shaze | Shāhzanān |
Shefe | Sharīf |
Shekir | Shākir |
Sheme | Shamsa |
Tofa | Taufīq |
Wesman, wetman | ‘Uthmān, ‘Osmān |
Xatê | Khatūn |
Xecaw, Xecê | Khadīja |
Xecîcxan | Khadīja Khān |
Xepe | Ghafūr |
Xeyîcxan | Khadīja Khān |
Xezê | Khānzād |
Xile[1] | Khalīl |
Xile[2] | Khiḍr |
Xirme | Kharāmān |
Xurshe | Khurshīd (fem.) |
Xurshî | Khurshīd (masc. and fem.) |
Yare | Yār Aḥmad |
Zara | Zahrā |
Zeḻxê | Zulaikhā |
Zibe | Zubaida |
Zîne, zîno | Zainab |
Zorê | Zahrā |