Gilaki Language - Comparison of Gilaki and Kurdish

Comparison of Gilaki and Kurdish

Gilaki English Kurdish
zay/zak baby/kid zarok
ĵor up jor/jûr
kiĵa/kilka girl kîj
daar tree dar
bošu go biçe
purd bridge pird
zama groom zawa
kaft fell keft/kewt

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