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The 12 pages that link to Pashto, each with the reason it gives.

• Persian languageCompared with: It is often grouped geographically with Persian but is a separate Iranian language.

• Iranian languagesBroader topic: Its Eastern Iranian classification contrasts with Persian's Western Iranian branch.

• Indo-Iranian languagesBroader topic: Pashto is a major living language within the Iranian branch.

• Khyber PakhtunkhwaRelated: Pashto is the province’s dominant language and a major marker of regional identity.

• PeshawarRelated: Pashto is a major language of Peshawar and its surrounding region.

• Afghan diasporaRelated: Pashto maintains linguistic and cultural ties among many Afghans living across borders.

• PashtunsRelated: It is the traditional language associated with Pashtun communities.

• Pashtun nationalismRelated: The language serves as a major marker of cultural identity and literary expression.

• Pashtun tribesRelated: Shared language connects many tribal communities, though it does not define every affiliation.

• Tajik languageCompared with: Despite belonging to the Iranian branch, Pashto is not a Persian variety.

• Pashto literatureNarrower topic: The language supplies the vocabulary, sound patterns, and regional varieties of this literary tradition.

• Pir RoshanRelated: Pir Roshan used Pashto to communicate religious ideas beyond Persianate scholarly circles.