Noun
A native or inhabitant of a mountainous region of Western Asia belonging to the Turkish and Persian monarchies.
Source: Webster's dictionaryFirstly, there is no Mount Turkmen on the map of Syria - only an Alawi Mountain and a Kurd Mountain. Source: Internet
I agree, it was not long ago that they were setting fire to Kurd women and children in a basement in Cizre, over 150 perished. Source: Internet
Whereas he is very vocal in claiming that the Indian government is instituting measures that will reduce Muslims to “second class citizens,” he is completely unmoved by the pitiful plight of oppressed Uighur and Kurd Muslims. Source: Internet
During the census people were asked about their ethnicity and they answered either `Yezidi' or `Kurd.' Source: Internet
In Turkey, a Kurd named Celal Ibrahim was one of the founders of Galatasaray S.K. in 1905, as well as one of the original players. Source: Internet
The Kurd is more vicious than the Turk, the Turk more barbaric than the Armenian and the Armenian more merciless than both.' Source: Internet