Dardic languages
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Geographic distribution: |
Pakistan: North-West Frontier Province |
Genetic classification: |
Indo-European Indo-Iranian Dardic |
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The Dardic languages are the languages of the Dard people. They form a subfamily of the Indo-Iranian languages.
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[edit] Problems with Familial Classification
Labelling the Dardic languages as a linguistic sub-family poses a few problems since these languages are not related to each other genetically besides being Indo-Iranian. The term Dardic is thus more of a geographical reference to a collection of more or less Indo-Iranian Language Isolates than an actual familial designation. Their relationship to the other subfamilies of the Indo-Iranian is not yet settled, though some linguistics texts tend to classify some of them as a sub-group of Indo-Aryan languages.
[edit] Divisions into sub-groups
Each subfamily in this list contains subgroups and individual languages.
- Chitral languages
- Kashmiri languages
- Kashmiri
- Kishtawari
- Poguli
- Kohistani languages
- Kunar languages
- Pashayi languages
- Northeast Pashayi
- Northwest Pashayi
- Southeast Pashayi
- Southwest Pashayi
- Dameli
- Gawar-Bati
- Grangali
- Ningalami
- Zemiaki
- Shumashti
- Pashayi languages
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Dardic | Dameli | Domaaki | Gawar-Bati | Kalasha-mun | Kashmiri | Khowar | Kohistani | Nangalami | Pashayi | Palula | Shina | Shumashti | ||
Nuristani | Askunu | Kalasha-ala | Kamkata-viri | Tregami | Vasi-vari |