Adverbs and Structural Words - Kurdish Grammar - Kurdische Grammatik

Adverbs and Structural Words

Kurdish	English
behvan	so, like that
çend	some, several
çend ji wan	some of them
din	others
yê din	the other one
Tiştekî din e.	That’s another thing.
eyn	self, other
eynê ev	himself
filan, filankes	such a
Filanî got ku ...	Such a (person) has said that ...
gelek	many
giş, gî, gişk	all, whole - used as a pronoun!
Ev gişkî dizane.	I know everything.
hemî, hemû	all, whole - used as a demonstrative pronoun and an adjective!
her	every
herçi, heçi	all, that
Heçi min hebû, min daê.	All I had I gave him.
herkes	every; all, who
hertişt	everything
Hertişte wê bedew bû.	All about her is beautiful.
heryek	every
hin	some
hin caran	sometimes
hiç	nothing
kes, kesek	someone
kî (Rectus)	someone (subject case)
kê (Obliquus)	someone (object case)
tiştek	something, nothing + neg.
Tiştek heye.	There is something.
mirov	you (impersonal)
tu	you, someone
Tu ne hat.	You did not come.
Min tu ne dît.	I have not seen anyone.
Ez tu nizanim.	I do not know anything.
Tiwan ne xwar.	Nobody has eaten (yet).
Tiyên wan.	One of them.
tukes	nobody
Ez tukesî nas nakim.	I do not know anyone.
tutişt	nothing
Ez tutişt jê re nadim.	I will not give him anything.
xelk	you / they (impersonal)
Xelk jê hej nakin.	They (impersonal) do not love him.
yek	someone
wek	self, other
wek te	like you
wek hev	similar

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