Examples of using Kurd in English and their translations into Indonesian
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At Agunjik a Kurd shot at a bird on a holy tree, and died eight days(that is a week) afterward.
As the infamous saying of Turkish racists goes,"The best Kurd is a dead Kurd.".
they should expect that every single Kurd will be ready to fight over it”.
an ethnic Kurd.
He said Numbers 24:17 details that the prophet Balaam was a Kurd who prophesized about the coming of Jesus.
the president a Kurd and the head of parliament a Sunni.
The murders came after Turkish media reported on January 9 that the Turkish government and jailed Kurd rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan had agreed on a roadmap to end a three-decade-old insurgency that has claimed tens of thousands of lives.
Ayman Kurd, 20, from East Jerusalem,
a crucible of pre-Arab and Kurd pre-Islamic Mesopotamian civilisation, but it is a province where a majority
Shabestan news: Iran's city Kurd Friday prayer leader said that Khomeini(Rah) tolerates great hardships
A Syrian Kurd now living in Iraq,
The term Kurd according to Richard Frye was used for all Iranian nomads(including the population of Luristan as well as tribes in Kuhistan
rebel, and Kurd- for some time to come unless a major
to behaviors that may get out of the control of the security forces,” added Jia Kurd, adviser to the Kurdish-led authority running much of north and east Syria.
The re-selection of Talabani, a Kurd, and al-Maliki, a Shia,
we do not say that someone is a Kurd, or someone follows such
safeguard the national interests of the Syrian people with all their Arab, Kurd, Turkoman, Assyrian
that the number of the group's members living in Syria as a proportion of the Kurd community as a whole is very small.
east of Kobane, is an Arab and Kurd town in the Syrian province of Raqa used by jihadists of the Islamic State(ISIS)
The common root of Kurd and Qardu is first mentioned in a Sumeriantablet from the third millennium BC as the“land of Kar-da.”[33] Similarly, Hennerbichler believes the term Kurd and similar ethnic labels to have been derived from the Sumerian word stem“kur”, meaning mountain.[34].