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English: Map of dialects of Punjabi ("Greater Panjabic" as per Glottolog, incl. Eastern Punjabi and Western Punjabi (Lahnda/Landa) varieties) and some closely related language-groups, such as Rajasthanic, and Sindhic.
Citation: Most of the positionings of the main dialects are in-agreement with scholar Mangat Bhardwaj's analysis of the geographic distribution of Punjabi dialects (esp. Eastern Punjabi ones) in Panjabi: A Comprehensive Grammar (Routledge, 25 August 2016, pages 7–8 [ISBN: 9781317643265]). In Mangat Bhardwaj's map, a dialect called "Rathi" is placed to the east of Bhatiani and to the south of Malwai, occupying a thin-strip of territory. Also, the Puadhi-speaking area on Khalid Mahmood's map seems over-represented, it should be more confined to the east, as per Bhardwaj's map. |
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| Author | Khalid Mahmood |
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| current | 21:03, 7 April 2026 | Error creating thumbnail: File missing | ৬৮২ × ৬২৪ (১৪২ KB) | smartcommons>502hsuya | Reverted to version as of 12:36, 16 August 2022 (UTC) Dogri is itself a different language as it has a separate place in the Indian Constitution in the listed notable languages and it is a Western Pahari language, same with Kangri, Bilaspuri and Chambeali, they are not dialects of Punjabi, they were termed closer to Punjabi by some linguists in some sense or sort of transitional zones (earlier), but as of now they undoubtebly fall under the Western Pahari language family. Kindly don't merge t... |
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