Ey Reqîb
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| ئهٔ ره‌قیب Ey Reqîb English: Hey Enemy |
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| Regional Anthem of | Kurdistan Autonomous Region |
| Lyrics | Dildar, 1938 |
"Ey Reqîb" (ئهٔ ره‌قیب in Sorani) is sung by Kurdish nationalists as the Kurdish national anthem. It was written by the Kurdish poet Dildar in 1938, when he was in a Iranian jail. Ey Reqîb means literally "Hey Guardian", but nowadays the title is usually given in English as "Hey Enemy". The song was originally written in Soranî but is also sung in the Kurdish dialect of Kurmancî.
It is also the national anthem of the Kurdistan Autonomous Region of Iraq.
[edit] ئهٔ ره‌قیب (Soranî)
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- In Arabic Alphabet:
نایشکێنێ دانه‌ری تۆپی زه‌مان.
که‌س نه‌ڵێ کورد مردوه، کورد زیندوه
زیندوه قه‌ت نانه‌وێ ئاڵاکه‌مان
لاوی کورد هه‌ستایه سه‌ر پێ وه‌ک دلێر
تا به خوێن نه‌خشین ده‌کا تاجی ژیان
که‌س نه‌ڵێ کورد مردوه، کورد زیندوه
زیندوه قه‌ت نانه‌وێ ئاڵاکه‌مان
ئێمه رۆڵهٔ میدیا و که‌یخوسره‌وین
دینمان ئایینمان، هه‌ر کوردستان
که‌س نه‌ڵێ کورد مردوه، کورد زیندوه
زیندوه قه‌ت نانه‌وێ ئاڵاکه‌مان
ئێمه رۆڵهٔ ره‌نگی سوور و شۆڕشین
سه‌یریکه خوێناویه رابردوومان
که‌س نه‌لێ کورد مردوه، کورد زیندوه
زیندوه قه‌ت نانه‌وێ ئاڵاکه‌مان
لاوی کورد حازر و ئاماده‌یه
گیان فیدانه گیان فیدا هه‌ر گیان فیدا
که‌س نه‌ڵێ کورد مردوه، کورد زیندوه
- Latin script transliteration:
- Ey raqîb her mawe qewmî kurd ziman,
- Nay şikênê danerî topî zeman.
- Kes nelê kurd mirduwe; kurd zînduwe,
- Zînduwe qet nanewê alakeman.
- Lawî kurd hestaye ser pê wek dilêr,
- Ta be xuên nexşîn deka tacî jiyan.
- Kes nelê kurd mirduwe, kurd zînduwe,
- Zînduwe qet nanewê alakeman.
- Ême roley Midya u Keyxusrewîn,
- Dînman, ayînman her Nishteman
- Kes nelê kurd mirduwe, kurd zînduwe,
- Zînduwe qet nanewê alakeman.
- Ême roley rengî sûr u şorişîn,
- Seyrîke xuênawiya raburdûman.
- Kes nelê kurd mirduwe, kurd zînduwe,
- Zînduwe qet nanewê alakeman.
- Lawî kurdî hazir u amadeye,
- Giyan fîdane, giyan fîda, her giyanfîda.
- Kes nelê Kurd mirduwe, kurd zînduwe,
- Zînduwe qet nanewê alakeman
- Kes neben Kurd dimirin, Kurd jin diven
- Jin dive qet nakeve, Ala Kurdan
- Lawên Kurd tev hazir u amadene
- Can fidane can fida tev can fida
- Kes neben Kurd dimirin, Kurd jin diven
- Jin dive qet nakeve, Ala Kurdan
[edit] Oh Enemy! (English)
(Sometimes translated as "Hey Enemy")
- Oh enemy, the Kurdish nation is alive, its language is yet spoken
- It shall not be defeated by the weapons of any age
- Let no one say Kurds are dead
- Kurds are living
- Kurds are living, their flag will never fall
- We, the youth are the red colour of the revolution
- Watch our blood that we shed on this way
- Let no one say Kurds are dead
- Kurds are living
- Kurds are living, their flag will never fall
- We are the children of Medes and Cyaxares
- Both our faith and religion are our homeland
- Both our faith and religion are Kurd and Kurdistan
- Let no one say Kurds are dead
- Kurds are living
- Kurds are living, their flag will never fall
- The Kurdish youth have risen like lions
- To adorn the crown of life with blood
- Let no one say Kurds are dead
- Kurds are living
- Kurds are living, their flag will never fall
- The Kurdish youth are ever present and
- Forever will be ready to sacrifice their lives
- Sacrifice each life they have, each life they have!
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