Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
Adjectives: 'people/human' and 'animal'
Kurdish translation:
`ئاوەڵناو، ´خەڵک/مرۆڤ` وە ێاژەڵ
Added to glossary by
Ata Arif
May 24, 2014 03:07
10 yrs ago
English term
Adjectives: 'people/human' and 'animal'
English to Kurdish
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To respond to a request by a college student in the US, please provide phonetic translation in Kurdish (Kurmanci dialect) of these adjectives "people/human" and "animal" typed in Latinized spelling.
Please send those Kurdish (Kurmanci) terms directly to me at shfranke [at] hotmail [dot] com
Many, many thanks in advance! Today is Friday, May 24, 2014.
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Stephen H. Franke
San Pedro (Los Angeles Waterfront Area), California
Please send those Kurdish (Kurmanci) terms directly to me at shfranke [at] hotmail [dot] com
Many, many thanks in advance! Today is Friday, May 24, 2014.
Regards,
Stephen H. Franke
San Pedro (Los Angeles Waterfront Area), California
Proposed translations
(Kurdish)
5 +2 | `ئاوەڵناو، ´خەڵک/مرۆڤ` وە ێاژەڵ | Ata Arif |
5 +1 | human: mirov - animal: canewer | Reza Mohammadnia |
5 | mirov, gîyanewer | firatpaza |
Change log
Oct 19, 2014 11:14: Ata Arif Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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English term (edited):
adjectives: \'people/human\' and \'animal\'
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`ئاوەڵناو، ´خەڵک/مرۆڤ` وە ێاژەڵ
ئاوەڵناو وەسفی ناو دەکات
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human: mirov - animal: canewer
human: mirov - animal: canewer
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mirov, gîyanewer
Person/People: Kes (when we write names in Kurdish they are also singular and plural but when we use them in a sentence we make them from singular to plural).
Human: Meriv, merî, mirov (last one is most standardized version).
Animal: Actually near all Kurdish Kurmanji speakers use its Arabic version "ħeywan" or "ḥeywan". Its original Kurdish version is "gîyanewer" or "canewer"
Human: Meriv, merî, mirov (last one is most standardized version).
Animal: Actually near all Kurdish Kurmanji speakers use its Arabic version "ħeywan" or "ḥeywan". Its original Kurdish version is "gîyanewer" or "canewer"
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