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Used often in Southern (Sorani) or mixed dialects to mean "Be blessed/congratulated."

The word Mubarakan (مبارکان) is in origin, not Kurdish. It derives from mubarak (“blessed” or “congratulatory”). In Arabic, mubarakan is the accusative form meaning “as a blessed thing” or “congratulations.” mubarakan kurdish

Kurdish (Kurmanji, Sorani, Pehlewani, Zazaki) does use “mubarakan” as a standalone greeting. A Kurdish speaker would say “Pîroz be” or “Bimbarek be” for weddings, holidays, or births. Used often in Southern (Sorani) or mixed dialects

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