Yazidi.
A member of an endogamous, largely Kurmanji-speaking ethnoreligious group which practices Yazidism and is natively concentrated mostly in Syria, Iraq, and the Caucasus.
Meaning & usage
A member of an endogamous, largely Kurmanji-speaking ethnoreligious group which practices Yazidism and is natively concentrated mostly in Syria, Iraq, and the Caucasus.
Where this word comes from
From Arabic يَزِيدِي (yazīdī), from Northern Kurdish êzidî.
Of or pertaining to the Yazidis or Yazidism.
Where this word comes from
From Arabic يَزِيدِي (yazīdī), from Northern Kurdish êzidî.
Kurmanji, the Northern Kurdish language or dialect, as spoken by Yazidis (though sometimes, for ideological rather than authentically linguistic reasons, treated as a fully independent language).
Where this word comes from
From Arabic يَزِيدِي (yazīdī), from Northern Kurdish êzidî.
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