Kati language

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The Kati language is a Nuristani language spoken primarily in parts of northeastern Afghanistan and adjacent regions of Pakistan.

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Label Occurrences
Kati language canonical 4

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Indo-Iranian language
Nuristani language
language
alternativeName Bashgali
Bashgali-Kata-vari
Kamkata-vari
Kamkata-vari language
linked to: Kamviri language

Kata
Kata-vari
linked to: Kamkata-vari

Kata-vari language
Katawar
country Afghanistan
Pakistan
endangeredStatus vulnerable
ethnicGroup Kam people
Kata people
Nuristani people
family Nuristani
linked to: Nuristani languages
hasDialect Eastern Kata-vari
linked to: Kamkata-vari

Kamdeshi
linked to: Kamdesh area

Kamviri
Kata-vari
Kti-vari
Shekhani
Western Kata-vari
linked to: Kamkata-vari
hasGlottocode bash1264
hasPhonologicalFeature contrastive vowel length
retroflex consonants
tonal distinctions in some dialects
iso639-3Code bsh
languageBranch Southern Nuristani
languageFamily Indo-European
Indo-Iranian
linguisticTypology subject–object–verb word order
neighboringLanguages Khowar
Pashayi
linked to: Pashai

Pashto
linked to: Pashto language

Persian (Dari)
linked to: Persian language
region Hindu Kush
Nuristan
linked to: Nuristan Province
spokenIn Afghanistan
Chitral District
Kunar Province
Nuristan Province
Pakistan
northeastern Afghanistan
subclassOf Indo-Iranian languages
Nuristani languages
writingSystem Arabic script
Perso-Arabic script

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Prasun language relatedTo Kati language
Ashkun language neighboringLanguages Kati language
Vasi-vari neighboringLanguage Kati language
Kati usesLanguage Kati language