Punjabi–Lahnda group

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The Punjabi–Lahnda group is a cluster of closely related Indo-Aryan languages and dialects spoken primarily in the Punjab region of Pakistan and India.

All labels observed (3)

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cluster of Indo-Aryan languages
language group
closelyRelatedTo Sindhi language
linked to: Sindhi

Western Hindi languages
glottologCode panj1256
hasCharacteristic SOV word order
dialect continuum
ergative alignment in perfective constructions
gender and number agreement
mutual intelligibility among many varieties
postpositions instead of prepositions
rich system of verb aspect
tonal contrasts in many varieties
hasMajorCenter Amritsar
Lahore
hasMember Doabi dialect
Eastern Punjabi
linked to: Punjabi

Hindko
Jhangvi
Lahnda
Majhi dialect
Malwai dialect
Mirpuri
Pothohari dialect
linked to: Sohain dialect

Pothwari
Punjabi language
Saraiki
Shahpuri
Western Punjabi
hasWritingSystem Arabic script
linked to: Arabic alphabet

Devanagari script
Gurmukhi script
linked to: Gurmukhi

Shahmukhi script
iso639Macrolanguage pa
languageFamily Indo-European language family
partOf Indo-Aryan branch
region Indian Punjab
linked to: Punjab

North India
linked to: northern India

Pakistani Punjab
linked to: Punjab, Pakistan

South Asia
spokenIn India
Pakistan
Punjab region
linked to: Punjab

eastern Pakistan
northern India
subclassOf Indo-Aryan languages
Indo-European languages
Northwestern Indo-Aryan languages
usedBy Hindko-speaking communities
Punjabi people
Saraiki people

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Pahari-Potohari subclassOf Punjabi–Lahnda group
Chakwal Potohari partOf Punjabi–Lahnda dialect continuum
linked to: Punjabi–Lahnda group
Potohari language continuum subclassOf Punjabi–Lahnda dialect continuum
linked to: Punjabi–Lahnda group
Pindi Potohari partOf Punjabi language continuum
linked to: Punjabi–Lahnda group