Nuristani languages

Nuristani languages are a group of languages spoken primarily in the Nuristan region of Afghanistan. They belong to the Indo-Iranian branch of the larger Indo-European language family. There are several distinct languages within this group, including Kamviri, Prasuni, and Waigali. The Nuristani people, who speak these languages, have a rich cultural heritage, with traditions that have survived despite historical influences. These languages are notable for their unique vocabulary and grammatical features, setting them apart from other languages in the region, such as Pashto and Dari. They are an important part of Afghanistan's linguistic diversity.