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My today's trip through the mountains of Kurdia. The amazing nature.

#Shanadar #Shanidar #Kurdistan #Haji Omaran #Bradost #Riwandiz

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Riwanduz, southern Kurdistan.

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AMAZING

Chopin Nocturne op.9 no.1

RUSSIA GOT TALENT -) No worries Kurdistan Got Holidays. Alexandra Popova

#kurdishClassic

After a very hot summer, I thought it will never rain in #Hewler

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Sunset view of Piramegroon Mountain.

WHAT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER WHEN YOU ARE IN A BAD MOOD?

GOOD MOOD :-)

Camaron de la isla y Paco de Lucia - Como El Agua

Russian Kurdish Common Words

One of the most common Kurdish words is probably 'Cemedane' جه مه دانه or the Kurdish men turban; head cover. If you trace back this word you may conclude some interesting historical facts. It ends with suffix 'dan' which refers to a place where you save something inside; there are many examples in Kurdish with this particular suffix, 'agirdan' ئاگردان Fireplace.

For some very obvious reasons 'cemadan' is used in Russian language with a slight different meaning 'chimodan' чемодан Suitcase; probably from Tatarian. A bit of fantasy will take us to the 'buxche' بوخچه which is practically a suitcase. The 'Cemedane' was originally used as a suitcase or 'buxche' and later as a turban.

The theory says; Indo-European nations that stayed for a long time in current Kurdistan before travelling to the north have become Slavic speaking nations, which explains the big similarity between Slavic languages and Kurdish.

Interested?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marija_Gimbutas

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colin_Renfrew,_Baron_Renfrew_of_Kaimsthorn

They can tell you more about the subject.