داڕێژە:کوردەکان

لە ئینسایکڵۆپیدیای ئازادی ویکیپیدیاوە
کورد / Kurd
ژمارەی سەرجەمی دانیشتووان
٣٠ ھەتا ٤٠ ملیۆن[١]
(کتێبی ڕاستییەکانی جیھانی، مەزەندەی ٢٠١٥)
٣٦.٤ ھەتا ٤٥.٦ ملیۆن[٢]
(ئینستیتیوتی کوردیی پاریس، مەزەندەی ٢٠١٧)
ناوچەکان بە ژمارەی دانیشتووانی بەرچاو
 تورکیامەزندە: ١٤٫٣–٢٠ ملیۆن[١][٢]
 ئێرانمەزندە: ٨٫٢–١٢ ملیۆن[١][٢]
 عێراقمەزندە: ٥٫٦–٨٫٥ ملیۆن[١][٢]
 سووریامەزندە: ٢–٣٫٦ ملیۆن[١][٢]
 ئەڵمانیا١٫٢–١٫٥ ملیۆن[٣][٤]
 ئازەربایجان١٥٠٫٠٠٠–١٨٠٫٠٠٠[٥][٦]
 فەڕەنسا١٥٠٫٠٠٠[٧]
 ھۆلەند١٠٠٫٠٠٠[٨]
 سوێد٨٣٫٦٠٠[٩]
 ڕووسیا٦٣٫٨١٨[١٠]
 بەلجیکا٥٠٫٠٠٠[١١]
 شانشینی یەکگرتوو٤٩٫٨٤١[١٢][١٣][١٤]
 کازاخستان٤٧٫٩٣٨[١٥]
 ئەرمەنستان٣٧٫٤٧٠[١٦]
 سویس٣٥٫٠٠٠[١٧]
 دانمارک٣٠٫٠٠٠[١٨]
 ئوردن٣٠٫٠٠٠[١٩]
 نەمسا٢٣٫٠٠٠[٢٠]
 یۆنان٢٢٫٠٠٠[٢١]
 ویلایەتە یەکگرتووەکان٢٠٫٥٩١-٤٠٫٠٠٠[٢٢]
 کەنەدا١٦٫٣١٥[٢٣]
 فینلاند١٥٫٨٥٠[٢٤]
 گورجستان١٣٫٨٦١[٢٥]
 قرغیزستان١٣٫٢٠٠[٢٦]
 ئوسترالیا١٠٫١٧١[٢٧]
زمانەکان
کوردی
(شێوەزارەکان: باکووری، ناوین، باشووری، لەکی، گۆرانی-زازایی)[٢٨][٢٩]
ئایین
زۆربە: ئیسلام سوننە(شافعی)

کەمینە: شیعه، مەسیحییەت، عەلەوی٫ زەردەشتی‌ و‌ یەزیدی





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