Derawali

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Derawali is an Indo-European language spoken in western parts of Punjab, Pakistan; it is a dialect of Saraiki (western Punjabi) language. Derawali speaking Hindus (Derawal) migrated to India in 1947 and have dispersed all over north India.

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Indo-Iranian languages

Indic (Indo-Aryan)

Old: Sanskrit	Vedic Sanskrit - Classical Sanskrit · (Indo-Aryan superstrate in Mitanni)
Middle: Prakrit	Pāli - Maharashtri - Magadhi
New	Aer · Angika · Assamese · Bengali (Dialects: Chittagonian, Sylheti) · Bhojpuri · Bishnupriya Manipuri · Changma Vaj · Derawali · Dhivehi · Hindko · Hindustani (Registers: Hindi, Urdu) · Dhivehi · Dogri · Gujarati · Kangri · Kalto · Konkani · Kutchi · Mahl · Maithili · Marathi · Nahari · Nepali · Oriya · Punjabi · Romani · Siraiki · Sindhi · Sinhala

Iranian

Eastern: Avestan	Bactrian · Pamir (Shughni, Sarikoli, Wakhi) · Pashto · Scythian - Ossetic · Sogdian - Yaghnobi
Western: Persian	Old Persian - Middle Persian - Persian (Dialects: Farsi, Dari, Tajiki) · Bukhori · Balochi · Dari (Zoroastrianism) · Gilaki · Kurdish · Luri · Mazandarani · Talysh · Tat · Tati · Zazaki