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The Lahnda languages are a group of Indo-Aryan languages that are claimed to be so close as to comprise a macrolanguage.

According to the Ethnologue they include:^[1]

Jakati (spoken in Ukrain)
Northern Hindko (spoken in Pakistan)
Southern Hindko] (spoken in Pakistan)
Khetrani (spoken in Pakistan)
Saraiki (spoken in Pakistan)
Western Punjabi (spoken in Pakistan)
Mirpur Punjabi (spoken in Pakistan)

This macrolanguage does not include Eastern Panjabi (spoken in India).

See also

Ajri dialect

References

^ http://www.sil.org/iso639-3/documentation.asp?id=lah

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Indo-Aryan languages