Roj Bash Kurdistan

The Sumerian mentioned the land of Karda or Qarda and the people of Guti and their country Gutium.
The Babylonian referred to Kurds as Garda and Qarda.
The Assyrians referred to Kurds as Qurti and Guti.
The Greeks referred to Kurds as Karduch or Gorduch.
The Armenian referred to Kurds as Gortukh or Gortai-kh.
The Persian referred to Kurds as Gurd or Kord.
The Syriac referred to Kurds as Qardu and Kurdaye.
The Hebrew and Chaldean referred to Kurds as Qurdaye.
The Aramaic and Nestorian referred to Kurds as Qadu.
The Arab writers of early Islamic rule used Kurd, plural Akrad.
The European from seven century A.D. referred to Kurds as Kurds.

alan131210 wrote:The Sumerian mentioned the land of Karda or Qarda and the people of Guti and their country Gutium.
The Babylonian referred to Kurds as Garda and Qarda.
The Assyrians referred to Kurds as Qurti and Guti.
The Greeks referred to Kurds as Karduch or Gorduch.
The Armenian referred to Kurds as Gortukh or Gortai-kh.
The Persian referred to Kurds as Gurd or Kord.
The Syriac referred to Kurds as Qardu and Kurdaye.
The Hebrew and Chaldean referred to Kurds as Qurdaye.
The Aramaic and Nestorian referred to Kurds as Qadu.
The Arab writers of early Islamic rule used Kurd, plural Akrad.
The European from seven century A.D. referred to Kurds as Kurds.

As I said The only reason why Eastern Anatolia is still called by Europeans "Armenian Highland" is because Armenians introduced it to Europeans with that name. However the Syriacs still call the area up to Ararat "Beth Qardu". Armenians and Kurds lived in this area together for over thousands of years.