post simmliar words in europearn languages to Kurdish

[Kurdistano]

here are some kurdish simmilar to english :
brother in english is simmilar to Birader in Kurdish
tomatos in english is simmilar to tomatez in kurdish
month in english = mang in Kurdish

Birader is only used by South Kurdish dialects. Northern Kurds, Kurmancis, Soranis, hawramis and Zaza use Bira (pronounced Bra) or Brat in hawrami which is almost the same as Slavic Brat.

Tomatez is adopted from Latin I think.

[Kurdistano]

"Boya" is also in Bulgarian = paint
Maimun = Maimuna (in Bulgarian) --> monkey
Akul = akul --> mind, brain
Kupa = kupa --> bowl
Jenan (if that's how you write 'women') = Jeni --> women
Azanm = Az znam --> I know
Nazanm = Ne znam --> I don't know
Chai = chai --> tea
Tanak = tanak --> thin
Sestra = sister --> nurse

I've heard we share 300 words with Kurdish (Bulgarian I mean) but I don't know them all

maymun is a Arabic/Semitic loanword in both Kurdish and Bulgarian.

Akul is also a loanword from Arabic in both languages and its not even Kurdish. Kurds who know to speak very well Kurdish know that Mîjî is the Kurdish word for Brain and "Bîr" is mind.

Cay is a Chinese loanword in both.

[alan131210]

Brain is Mêşik in sorani

[Kurdistano]

Brain is Mêşik in sorani

There you go its similar to Mîjî in Kurmanji. Akil is an Arabic loanword.

[hevalo27]

of course, brain is Miji in kurmanci

tomatos in english is simmilar to tomatez in kurdish

???
never heard, we say bacan for tomato and for eggplant bacane resch (black tomato).

[unitedkurdistan]

of course, brain is Miji in kurmanci

tomatos in english is simmilar to tomatez in kurdish

???
never heard, we say bacan for tomato and for eggplant bacane resch (black tomato).

We say bamcan. Bamncane sor(red tomato). However for eggplant it's just bamcan. But persians also say bamcan for eggplant and gojafarangi for tomatoes.
But we also just say goja for tomatoes.

[alan131210]

We say "bayincan" for eggplant

[Qonyeyi]

Bela ( kurmanci) - Ballada ( spanish) - Trouble

Hebun (kurmanci) - Haben ( German) - To have ( similar in English too)

Juni ( kurmanci) - Knee ( english)

Ling ( kurmanci) - Leg/limb (english).

Gewr ( kurmanci) - Grey ( english)

Ez ( kurmanci) - Ich ( german) - I ( english)

Seri ( kurmanci) - Sire( English) ... you know, the word '' My sire/sir'' origins from monsiuer in French which origins from someone who is above you or the senior of you is equilavant to the Kurdish word for head/upper.

Sherm ( kurmanci) - Shame ( english)

Ciwan ( kurmanci) - Jaune ( french) - Young ( english)

[unitedkurdistan]

When I was in Italy, I went to buy some cheese from a store but the owner didn't understand english so he kept putting cheese in the bag so I said basa= that's enough ( not sure about the grammar) to him and he stopped. This means that italian's also says basa or basta for enough, the same with spaniards.

[Shere Medya]

Spanish and Kurdish

They both have "bale"

[unitedkurdistan]

Spanish and Kurdish

They both have "bale"

I think I heard somewhere in Roj Bash that bale was arabic and spain was under arab rule for many years, maybe that why the spaniards also say bale.

[Kurdistano]

Spanish and Kurdish

They both have "bale"

I think I heard somewhere in Roj Bash that bale was arabic and spain was under arab rule for many years, maybe that why the spaniards also say bale.

Its not clear if bele is arabic but possible.

[Natsidruk]

hmm...
Norwegian Kurdish
Du To = You

[dyaoko]

English : cummerbund
Kurdish : Kemerbend (the same pronounciation)

[Qonyeyi]

Xalk= Volk in german and Folk in Danish.