@SomeoneElse I had surveyed this area many times before and there is no sign with such a name. I believe you should ask the one who added it, did you see such a name in such language on the ground? I commented and say that it was not on the ground and the user replied with something else and did not deny it, which will give you your answer.     
In Iraq we have street signs in only 2 languages for the streets, Arabic and English, an example of street signs in this city: https://nabd.com/s/101689227-20bc4e/الأشجار-تزيّن-شوارع-كربلاء-المقدسة-%28صور%29  There is an exception in only 4 povernorates, The 3 poveronates in the Kurdistan region, Erbil, Sulymanyah, Duhok which the signs are in 3 languages Kurdish as a primary and Arabic and English is secondary, And Kirkuk which started to add signs that has 4 languages, Arabic is primary and bigger and Kurdish, Turkmen, And English as secondaries, and will also be replaced again to add a 5th language which is Syriac see here: https://www.zowaa.org/استجابة-لمطالبة-السيد-عماد-يوخنا،-محا/ keep in mind most of the city still has signs with 2 languages only, Arabic and English, the changing started in Aug 2022.    
The above is for the main streets only, and the residential street signs have only one language which is the local one, example in this exact city see: https://al-hodaonline.com/article/39418/ and Baghdad: https://i.imgur.com/7LlFYxS.jpeg     
Regards.      