Talk:Tuz Khurmatu
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Etymology ?[edit]
It is written in text "The name of the city is taken from both Turkish and Persian language, in which "Tuz" is the changed form of word "Taze=تازه" which means fresh in Turkish and the word "Khorma=خرما" which means date and "tû" means berry in Persian" . As I know , Taze is also a Persian word going to Turkish : Taze in Turkish . Don't know if the words have Persian roots , then they may Kurdish also , because Persian language and Kurdish languages are cousins .--Alborz Fallah (talk) 11:24, 23 November 2015 (UTC)
