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Indo-Iranian languages (besides known as Aryan languages) come a eastern-eastmost class action of the residing Indo-European languages. It is swell represented among a oldest records of Indo-European languages. These originate in a area surrounding the southern section of the Urals, and early split when a Indo-Iranian peoples settled east and south of the Caspian Sea in Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan, and India. Their expansion seems to keep close at hand been attached by owning a invention of the chariot.
Indo-Aryan languages:
Sanskrit
Assamese language
Bengali language
Gujarati language
Hindi language
Maithili language
Marathi language
Nepali language
Oriya language
Pali
Punjabi language
Romany language - the language of Gypsies
Sindhi language
Singhalese language
Urdu
Dardic languages:
Dameli language
Domaaki language
Gawar-Bati language
Kalasha language
Kashmiri language
Khowar language
Kohistani language
Ningalami language
Pashayi language
Phalura language
Shina language
Shumashti language
Nuristani languages:
Ashkun language
Kamviri language
Kati language (Bashgali)
Prasuni language (Wasi-Weri)
Tregami language
Waigali language (Kalasha-Ala)
Iranian languages:
Eastern Iranian
Northeastern
Avestan language (extinct)
Ossetian language
Southeastern
Pashto language
Sogdian, Yagnobi
Western Iranian
Northwestern
Dari language of Zoroastrians
Balochi language
Talysh language
Kurdish language
Southwestern ("Persid")
Old Persian, Pahlavi, Persian language (including Dari, Tajik)
Tat language
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