English
Etymology
From Arabic يَزِيدِي (yazīdī), from Northern Kurdish êzidî.
Proper noun
Yazidi
- member of a Kurdish-speaking people of northern Iraq, Armenia and Caucasus, whose religion is Yazidism
Translations
member of a Kurdish-speaking people of northern Iraq, whose religion is Yazidism
- Armenian: եզդի (hy) (ezdi)
- Bengali: ইয়েজীদী (iyezīdī)
- Finnish: jesidi (fi)
- French: Yézidi (fr) m (ethnic), Yézidie f (ethnic), yézidi (fr) m (religious), yézidie (fr) f (religious), Yazidi (fr) m (ethnic), Yazidie f (ethnic), yazidi (fr) m (religious), yazidie f (religious)
- Georgian: იეზიდი (iezidi)
- German: Jeside (de) m, Jesidin (de) f, Jezide m, Jezidin f, Yezide (de) m, Yezidin f
- Irish: Iasaídeach m
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: êzdî (ku)
- Macedonian: Ези́д m (Ezíd), Ези́тка f (Ezítka)
- Persian: ایزدی (fa) (izedi)
- Polish: jezyd (pl) m (religious), Jezyd (pl) m (ethnic), jezydka (pl) f (religious), Jezydka (pl) f (ethnic)
- Portuguese: iazidi m, êzidi m
- Russian: ези́д (ru) (jezíd)
- Swedish: yazidier (sv) c
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