List of Yazidi tribes

This is a List of Yazidi tribes. There are many Yazidi tribes. Marriage between members of different Yazidi tribes is permitted.

Tribes

Yazidi tribes:[1][2][3][4]

  • Adiyan
  • Aldexî
  • Aldîn
  • Bajolan (or Bahcolan)
  • Basidkî
  • Belesini
  • Bekira (or Bekran)
  • Cefrî (or Cefriyan)
  • Choli (Çolî)
  • Dasikan
  • Dasini
  • Dina
  • Dinayi
  • Dumilî
  • Elî Sorka
  • Hababa
  • Haliqi
  • Haskani
  • Haweri
  • Hekarî
  • Heraqî
  • Jiwana
  • Kelikan
  • Khaliti
  • Khorki
  • Korkorka
  • Mamûsî
  • Misûsanî
  • Mendikan
  • Mêrkan (also Mihirkan or Mehirkan)
  • Miskora (or Musqora)
  • Nukrî
  • Pêdayî
  • Qaidi
  • Qîçkan
  • Qirani
  • Qirnayî
  • Qopani
  • Reshkan
  • Rûbaniştî
  • Şehwanî
  • Şerqiyan
  • Şirqan
  • Shemikan
  • Simoqî
  • Usivan
  • Xaltî
  • Xetarî
  • Xifşan

Yazidi tribes in Armenia and Georgia

There are a wide variety of Yazidi tribes in Armenia and Georgia. The Yazidi tribes in Armenia and Georgia are unknown to the Yazidis in Iraq, Turkey and Syria. On the other hand, many Yazidi tribes in Iraq, Turkey and Syria, are unknown to the Yazidis in Armenia and Georgia.

Yazidi tribes in Armenia and Georgia:[5]

  • Anqosî
  • Baravî
  • Dasinî
  • Hesinî
  • Khalitî
  • Mamtajî
  • Masekî
  • Mehemdî
  • Memreshî
  • Mendikî
  • Mendesorî
  • Mîrangî
  • Ortilî
  • Rejefî
  • Reshî
  • Rozhkî
  • Sîpkî
  • Sherqî
  • Shemsika
  • Sturkî
  • Zuqirî

References
  1. Omerxalî, Xanna. "Sîstema ocax, qebîl û eşîrên êzdiyan: Têrmînolojiya wan" (PDF). Retrieved 2021-12-12.
  2. "Noor-Book عبد القادر الكيلاني بهجة الاسرار 2 | PDF". Scribd. Retrieved 2021-12-12.
  3. Maisel, Sebastian (2016-12-24). Yezidis in Syria: Identity Building among a Double Minority. Lexington Books. ISBN 978-0-7391-7775-4.
  4. Maisel, Sebastian (2016-12-24). Yezidis in Syria: Identity Building among a Double Minority. Lexington Books. ISBN 978-0-7391-7775-4.
  5. Omarkhali, Khanna (2008). "On the Structure of the Yezidi Clan and Tribal System and its Terminology among the Yezidis of the Caucasus". Journal of Kurdish Studies. 6 (0): 104–119. ISSN 1370-7205.
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