Reach 35+ million speakers across the Middle East. Our database captures verified websites written in Kurdish, covering the Sorani (Arabic script) and Kurmanji (Latin script) standards used in Iraq, Turkey, Iran, and Syria.
Active Kurdish Sites
Sorani & Kurmanji Support
High Density in KRI Hub
Kurdish is a pluricentric language with a vibrant digital presence. The Kurdish web is a hub for news, political discourse, and emerging commerce, particularly in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI). With its own autonomous institutions and energy sector, the KRI web is an essential target for regional B2B and consumer marketing.
Our database uses multi-script detection to identify Kurdish content across .iq, .tr, .ir, and international domains. We accurately distinguish Sorani from Persian and Kurmanji from Turkish, ensuring you target the authentic voice of the Kurdish population.
Understanding the Kurdish stack:
Target the mass market in the KRI. Advertising on Kurdish-language news and entertainment sites offers higher resonance than Arabic or Turkish mirror sites.
Access websites of government agencies, NGOs, and community initiatives providing resources and services in Sorani and Kurmanji.
Reach the politically active and affluent Kurdish diaspora in Germany, Sweden, and the UK. Filter for Kurdish sites hosted outside the Middle East.
Kurdish has complex split-ergative grammar. Use our corpus to train AI models on the distinct scripts and linguistic features of the Kurdish standards.
Get the most accurate, verified list of Kurdish-language websites.
Get the Data
Websitecategorizationapi.com offers automated classifications of websites, with both homepage and full path real-time URL classifications. Our solution is available both in dashboard and as API. It is used for brand protection, marketing leads, online filtering, use in clients own applications and for other use cases. We also offer offline categorization database of 30 million categorized domains, covering 99.9%+ of active internet.
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