Closest language to Pashto - Pamiri

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

I would to correct the error .... coz i can't understand how to wright some wors in Eglish alphabet.
the Sun - Heer (pamir) Hur (Osset) that's corect. It's from Avesta, example: Ahuramazda or Hurmuzd.
in antiquity, the "north" was called "Khorazm", "west" - "Huroson", "East" - "Bokhtar". We know, that east iranian language is ancient than the west iranian language. East iranian laguages came from Avesta (pamiri, pashto, yaghnobi, ossetian). West iranian languages Farsi/Dari (persian/tajik/afghan-dari/kurdish/talish etc) we can say that they are the languages of the Shahnameh. The differences between Avesta and Shahnameh Millennium.

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

what's "light" in Pashto ?

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

synonyms for "Sun"
Heer, Khor, Hur, Hurmuzd, Hurshed, Lmar, Olamafruz, Aftab,

sister - yakh/khor (pamir), khuara/khor (osset), khohar (tajik), khoor (pashtu)

[Afghanistan2010]

what's "light" in Pashto ?

Ra'na is light.

[Lemar]

Great thread! keep it up guys!

[Lemar]

THE PHONOLOGY OF PASHTO

http://people.ku.edu/~mmth/Sample_Pashto_Phonology_I_Term_Paper.pdf

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

Lemar, i checked your link ))) lets see..

"Introduction. Pashto is a Western Iranian language, descended from Avestan."

what is that mean ??

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

De khu makunat de khu ziv zinda kinam ...
Uz bovarum, davra'ta yothd gulzor mu makun sud
Boghe umed'ta yam mash Badakhshun sud

[Karachi]

what is the pamiri language classified under?

[یاسمینه]

what is the pamiri language classified under?

Family: Indo-European
Group: Iranian
Sub-group: Pamiri languages (other names: Ghalcha or Mountain Tajik)

Languages like: Wakhi, Shughni (Sheghni, Shughnani), Roshani, Eskashimi, Sargulami (Saraglami), Yazgulami belong to Pamiri languages.

[Punjabi]

I'm Panjabi
And i can understand some pashtuns words
It's because punjabi and pashto are
Indo-european languages

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

I'm Panjabi
And i can understand some pashtuns words
It's because punjabi and pashto are
Indo-european languages

it's because Panjabi or Hindu were under the FARSI influence --- do you know how many years Farsi was government language of India ?
or we all know, that Urdu = Farsi + Nindu + X

even the region name PAMJABI consists of 3 parts
1. "PANJ" (five)
2. "AB" (water/rever)
3. "I" in this case "BI" ...(in Farsi we use it in the end of the word when we want to show how this word belong to something)
EXAMPLE: Saadi ShiraZI (it means Saadi from Shiraz), musiqii afghoNI (afghan's music), zaboni tojikI (tajik's language), Amir Khusravi DehlaVI (Amir Khosrow from Deli India ..he the great Idian poet who used to write in Fasi such as Zebunisso or IQBAL or BEDIL),
Pamiri (means from Pamir) etc.

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

Pamiri language classified to the group of east Iranian languages such as Yaghnobi, Pashtu and Osetian)

[Pamiri Khukhnun]

Some Pamirian wors:

1. I – az / uz
2. You – tu / ta / ti
3. He – u / ya / w'i
4. We – mash / makh
5. You – tama / tmakh
6. They – wath / wienden
7. It – id / yam / y'i, am
8. That - yu
9. Here – yonde/ am/ amdak
10. There – yewo / yamand / waam / wamdak
11. Who – chay / kay / qum
12. What – chiz / ciz (german "zw" zwiz)
13. Where – kaye / kande / qumdza, kamdak
14. No – nay / na, ne
15. All – fook/ dzigdak, dzhik
16. Many – fana/ fay/ lap
17. Little – doos / dzus
18. Other – yega / a'n
19. One – iw / uk, wuk
20. Two – duen / duv, luv
21. Three – aray / ru, ray
22. four – cavor / cipur
23. Five – pindz / pundz
24. Seven – uvd /
25. Big – ghula / kata, ghav
26. Tall – biland / w'eraz
27. Small – dzutak / dzulik / cutak
28. Woman – g'inik / qus
29. Men – chorik / may, nier
30. Baby/Sun – bacha / kudak / kut, chut, za'
31. Mother – nan / nana
32. Father – tat/ pid
33. Dog – kud / ked
34. Вошь - шыш
35. Snake – divusk / voks
36. Tree - we'daz / drakht
37. Family – oyla / теfм / qaum / awlod

[Punjabi]

it's because Panjabi or Hindu were under the FARSI influence --- do you know how many years Farsi was government language of India ?
or we all know, that Urdu = Farsi + Nindu + X

even the region name PAMJABI consists of 3 parts
1. "PANJ" (five)
2. "AB" (water/rever)
3. "I" in this case "BI" ...(in Farsi we use it in the end of the word when we want to show how this word belong to something)
EXAMPLE: Saadi ShiraZI (it means Saadi from Shiraz), musiqii afghoNI (afghan's music), zaboni tojikI (tajik's language), Amir Khusravi DehlaVI (Amir Khosrow from Deli India ..he the great Idian poet who used to write in Fasi such as Zebunisso or IQBAL or BEDIL),
Pamiri (means from Pamir) etc.

Yeah i know, panjabis have an iranic part, but they are indo-aryan
I'm JATT , so indo-scythian