The Kurds are an ethnic group primarily found in the mountainous regions of Iran, Iraq, Turkey, and Syria. They are considered part of the Iranian people, sharing linguistic and cultural ties with other Iranian ethnic groups. However, the term "Aryan" is complex; it historically refers to a group of ancient peoples and is often misused in modern contexts. While Kurds speak Iranian languages and share some heritage, their identity is distinct and should be understood within the broader context of ethnic and cultural diversity in the region.
Iranian are Aryan ......
Aryan refers to languages of Indo-Iranian usage, common among people from Scandinavia to parts of Iran and India
Indo-Iranian
An Aryan Empire was a series of historical empires over the Iranian plateau
An Aryan Empire was a series of historical empires over the Iranian plateau
it is an Iranian term
Indo-Iranian.
It is currently called Indo-Iranian, but in its time, it must have had a different name.
Please explain what you mean by "Aryan Jewish".
No, "Aryan" is a term used in Indo-Iranian languages to refer to a person of noble lineage or high social status. It does not specifically mean "leaders" in Sanskrit.
The ancient Aryans are believed to have spoken a language known as Proto-Indo-Iranian, which later evolved into two distinct language branches: Indo-Aryan (Sanskrit, Hindi, Bengali, etc.) and Iranian (Persian, Kurdish, Pashto, etc.).
well the answer is yes, the Swastika was a symbol for the Aryan people, a name which, in Sanskrit means "noble".The Aryans were a group of people who settled in Iran and Northern India. They believed themselves to be a pure race, superior to the other surrounding cultures.(which later on Hitler hijacked the concept and their symbol for sake of his racist goals and presented "blonde/blue eyse people" as a true Aryan , which is not true !And one last thing Aryan /ˈɛərjən/ is an English language loanword derived from Sanskrit Arya ('Noble') (Iran means land of Aria/Arya by itself - In another word 'Aryan' and 'Iranian' are refering to same thing )