• queed,
• urdu,
• yourd,
• wourd,
• ghard,
• kure,
• kkkd,
• gaurd,
• quorder,
• awkurd,
• cuturd,
• kuku,
• kuate,
• geurd,
• gudd,
• skard,
• quard,
• ocquard,
• courde,
• kould,
• gurde,
• kubb,
• fuard,
• gauard,
• keywrod,
• cupord,
• couid,
• jured,
• gurdl,
• murdor,
• quardo,
• duud,
• cardo,
• quade,
• kux,
• hurd,
• surgd,
• quaid,
• ijurd,
• gauird,
• kurt,
• kura,
• wurd,
• fkuid,
• kurta,
• gardi,
• kard,
• fguard,
• kuai,
• kurtly,
• aquard,
• ykard,
• kuhn,
• luod,
• kurdash,
• kuind,
• gueard,
• skeard,
• kud,
• guerd,
• gurad,
• awkuard,
• guiford,
• quida,
• kurvy,
• murda,
• accurd,
• jordy,
• purd,
• regurd,
• your'd,
• aquerd,
• cardy,
• kurse,
• jurty,
• gurd,
• faurd,
• burd,
• jeard,
• queud,
• courd,
• nurd,
• curld,
• cubord,
• kutba,
• yuard,
• kuild,
• kuni,
• curde,
• nurdy,
• ccard,
• guyde,
• kurb,
• guarde,
• durda

Kurds are an ethnic group who inhabit a vast geographic region across the Middle East and Transcaucasus. They are mainly based in Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey and are the fourth largest ethnic group in the Middle East. With over 30 million Kurds in total, they make up a significant population in the region.

Kurds have their own distinct culture and language, namely Kurdish, and have a long history in the Middle East. Kurdish culture is closely associated with their distinct identities and customs and they were described by anthropologist Ernest McCarus in the mid-twentieth century as having a desire to preserve their identity and culture.