Kamviri language

E43948

Nuristani language language

The Kamviri language is a Nuristani language spoken primarily by the Kam people in parts of eastern Afghanistan and neighboring regions of Pakistan.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Nuristani language → language →
alternativeName	Kati (Kamviri variety) → Kâmviri →
closelyRelatedTo	Kata-vari language → Shekhani (Kamkata-vari) language →
countryCode	AF → PK →
endangermentStatus	vulnerable →
ethnicGroup	Kam people →
family	Nuristani →
glottocode	kamv1243 →
hasDialect	Bashgal dialect → Kamdesh dialect →
iso639-3	xvi →
languageBranch	Indo-Iranian →
languageFamily	Indo-European →
languageGroup	Kamkata-vari group →
linguisticFeature	case marking on nouns → complex verbal morphology → grammatical gender → rich consonant inventory →
nativeName	Kamviri →
neighboringLanguage	Ashkun language → Dari Persian → Kati language → Pashto language → Prasuni language → Waigali language →
primaryCountry	Afghanistan →
region	Chitral District → Kunar Province → eastern Afghanistan →
scriptDirection	right-to-left →
secondaryCountry	Pakistan →
spokenBy	Kam people → Kamviri people →
spokenIn	Bashgal Valley → Kamdesh area → Nuristan region → parts of Chitral in Pakistan →
status	minority language →
subfamily	Kamkata-vari →
writingSystem	Arabic script → Perso-Arabic script →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Nuristani languages → Nuristani languages ("Waigali language") →	hasMember
Kamviri language ("Kata-vari language") →	closelyRelatedTo
Prasun language →	relatedTo