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Punjabi language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Potwari is a dialect of Punjaabi, there for also Indo-Aryan.
Indic refers to Indo-Aryan languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Aryan/Iranian same thing.
Indo-Iranian languages - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The contemporary Indo-Iranian languages form the largest sub-branch of Indo-European, with more than one billion speakers in total, stretching from Europe (Romani) and the Caucasus (Ossetian) eastward to Xinjiang (Sarikoli) and Assam (Assamese) and south to Sri Lanka (Sinhalese). SIL in a 2005 estimate counts a total of 308 varieties, the largest in terms of native speakers being Hindustani (Hindi and Urdu, ca. 540 million), Bengali (ca. 240 million), Punjabi (ca. 120 million), Marathi and Persian (ca. 100 million each), Gujarati (ca. 45 million), Kurdish (ca. 40 million), Pashto (35 million), Oriya (ca. 30 million), Sindhi (ca. 20 million) and Maithili (ca. 15million).
Troll harder, Mr. No-info-I-am-genetically-Pathan-descendant-though-i-might-not-speak-pukhto-therefore-not-a-pukhtoon-yet-i-want-promote-pukhtoon-race-theory-so-i-can-be-one-without-having-to-speak-the-language-or-practice-pukhto-the-culture.
^that about sums you up and your types. So I understand why you want to promote a unique racial category for Pukhtoons, you suffer from complexes. Genetically Pukhtoons are similar to many neighboring communities including Hindkowals, Tajiks, Kashmiris, Punjaabis, Jatts and Gujjars.

Who said that to "be" Pashtoon was going to be "easy"?

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