Aug 10
Hey lo dilo, hey lo dilo
Sêwi mâyi li van dera..
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Hey lo dilo, hey lo dilo
Sêwi mâyi li van dera..
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Çima çima bêjîn çima
Li keda dinyaye
(Li êşa dinyaye)
Çaw li paş de ma...
no moodboards nothing js an appreciation for my culture
Kurdish Brocade Panel A large striped silk panel with weft silk brocading. The colorful linear design features diamond shapes and zigzag overlay. Material like this was made for Kurdish men’s garments.
via Sarajo.com
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Middle eastern Blythe doll asf
one of my favourite kurdish words is "alu" which is a (slightly old fashioned) way to say hello but only over the phone, as in "hi, can you hear me?". nobody says it face-to-face. it comes from arabic, which is borrowed from the french allô, which is borrowed from the english hallo. i just think its funny