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The 16 pages that link to Punjabi language, each with the reason it gives.

• PunjabRelated: Its speech communities cross the border that divided the historical region.

• HindiCompared with: Punjabi is a neighboring language, not a Hindi dialect, despite geographic and linguistic contact.

• GurdwaraRelated: Punjabi is widely used for scripture, hymns, and announcements in gurdwaras.

• Sikh diasporaRelated: Punjabi carries family, literary, and community life across many diaspora settings.

• RajasthanRelated: Punjabi-speaking communities and cultural exchange are part of Rajasthan’s northern connections.

• Punjab, PakistanNarrower topic: The language connects communities across the border but has different official status on each side.

• Indian popular musicRelated: Punjabi songs have become a major source of both regional and transnational pop.

• Guru AngadNarrower topic: Gurmukhi became a major script for writing the language in which Sikh teachings circulated.

• Sindhi languageCompared with: Punjabi is another major regional language of Pakistan, distinct in its speech communities and literary history.

• Hindi BeltCompared with: It marks a major linguistic neighbor to the northwest, though boundaries and bilingualism complicate the divide.

• Khalistan movementNarrower topic: Language-based state demands formed an early political backdrop to the movement.

• PunjabisRelated: Shared language connects many Punjabi communities, though scripts and varieties differ.

• LudhianaRelated: Punjabi is central to everyday life and cultural expression in Ludhiana.

• Abrar-ul-HaqRelated: Punjabi is the principal language of many of his best-known songs.

• Amrita PritamNarrower topic: Pritam wrote primarily in Punjabi before also producing work in Hindi.

• Baba FaridRelated: Farid’s verses are among the earliest celebrated works of Punjabi literature.