Bashgali (Kafir)
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Language Information
Bashgali (Kamkata-viri) is spoken in eastern Afghanistan, in Nuristan Province, and in the Chitral district of northern Pakistan.
Bashgali is a Nuristani language, forming a separate branch of Indo-Iranian. The Nuristanis were formerly called Kafirs ("unbelievers") because they kept their traditional religion until the 1890s.
Bashgali is a Nuristani language, forming a separate branch of Indo-Iranian. The Nuristanis were formerly called Kafirs ("unbelievers") because they kept their traditional religion until the 1890s.
- Language Family
- Indo-European
- Subgroup
- Indo-Iranian
- Branch
- Nuristani