Sacred figures · Kurmanji term

Hecî Fêris

Haji Faris

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Definition

What does Hecî Fêris mean?

Hecî Fêris means “Haji Faris.” A revered personage named in Yazidi oral and religious traditions.

Names of sacred figures appear in several spelling systems and can be understood differently across genres and lineages. This page records a conservative identifying gloss and declares its alternate spellings.

Pronunciation & orthography

Four ways to read the headword

Latin KurmanjiHecî FêrisCanonical editorial form
Broad IPA/hɛd͡ʒiː feːrɪs/Generated, stress-neutral
Arabic-script readingهەجی فێرِسMechanical transliteration
Cyrillic readingһәҗи ферьсMechanical transliteration
Reading-aid notice

Only the Latin form is stored as the canonical headword. The IPA and two script forms are generated from it and may not capture regional pronunciation, loanword conventions, or an attested community spelling.

Alternate forms

Other spellings and search forms

Haji FarisHecî Fêris

Aliases are included for discovery across common English, Kurdish, and scholarly spelling systems. Their presence does not imply that every form is preferred in every community.

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References for this entry

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