Synonyms for kurdistan
ˈkɜr dəˌstæn, -ˌstɑnkur·dis·tan

Princeton's WordNet

1. Kurdistannoun

   an extensive geographical region in the Middle East to the south of the Caucasus

2. Kurdistannoun

   an oriental rug woven by Kurds that is noted for fine colors and durability

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1. List of paraphrases for "kurdistan":

   kordestan, kurdish, kurdistani, kurd, puk

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1. Kurdistan President Masoud Barzani:

   Certainly the independent Kurdistan is coming.

2. Hiwa Afandi:

   Those who imprisoned us within these geographical boundaries do not have the same leverage in cyberspace. In the internet we choose our own borders, we would rather live in a country called Kurdistan, be it physical or in cyberspace.

3. Donatella Rovera:

   KRG (Kurdistan Regional Government) forces appear to be spearheading a concerted campaign to forcibly displace Arab communities by destroying entire villages in areas they have recaptured from IS in northern Iraq, the forced displacement of civilians and the deliberate destruction of homes and property without military justification, may amount to war crimes.

4. Said Josh:

   I don’t even watch the news anymore because I ca n’t imagine what those people are going through at one point Said Josh had the entire U.S. military protecting them, and then they were gone. And then another group of guys, ISIS, came in and just started slaughtering them by the thousands. And there is nowhere to run. I couldn't imagine that. And I sit at home. The war drew down. The war technically ended for conventional warfare which put me and my brother basically out of a job. I'm still able to fight and the opportunity arose … James lit the fire … and I'm going. That’s it. I need to help out. James, 23, is the baby of the bunch, the only member of the family with blue eyes. He also served two tours in Afghanistan as an infantryman and registered for college when he got home. But James said he still had a burning desire to serve, and wanted to gain experience as a combat cameraman. So nearly a year ago, he started planning a trip to Kurdistan in northern Iraq to document the fight. After months of discussions with his brother and father, the mission evolved. They decided they ’d all go together and film what they could, but their new goal was to help defeat some of the most dangerous and ruthless men on the planet.

5. Masoud Barzani:

   We were expecting everyone to show respect to the sacrifices made by the people of Kurdistan and its peshmerga [fighters] by inviting a representative from Kurdistan to this event and similar such events.