name "Kapisi" that was synonymal of Kambojas, related to the ancient Kingdom of Kapisa, in modern-day Kapisa Province, changed to "Kafiri" and came to be confused and assimilated with "kafiri", meaning "infidel" in Arabic and used in Muslim religion) Proto-Nuristani (extinct) (identical with Proto-Kamboja? – Kambojas or Komedes language?) Southern (Kalasha) Askunu (Âṣkuňu-veːri) Ashuruveri / Askunu Proper (Âṣkuňu-veːri) (Kolata, Titin, Bajaygul, Askugal, Majegal) Bâźâigal Kolatâ˜ Titin Gramsukraviri (Grâmsaňâ-viːri) (Gramsaragram, Acanu) Suruviri (Saňu-viːri) (Wamai, Wama) Waigali (Kalaṣa-alâ) Kalasha-ala / Waigali (Kalaṣa-alâ) Waigali / Waigali Proper (Varǰan-alâ) Vä-alâ (Vai-alâ) Ameš-alâ ǰâmameš-alâ ẓö˜č-alâ Čima-Nišei (Čimi-alâ – Nišei-alâ) Nišei-alâ Čimi-alâ Tregami-Zemiaki Tregami (Tregâmi) (in the Tregâm Valley of the lower Pech River, in the Watapur District of Kunar Province in Afghanistan) Katar Gambir Zemiaki (J̌amlám-am bašá) (in Zemyaki village) Northern (Kamkata-Vasi) Kamkata-vari (Kati) (Kâmvʹiri, Kâtʹa-vari, Mum-viri, Kṣtʹa-vari) Kata-vari (Kât'a-vari) Western Kata-vari (Kât'a-vari) Kt'ivřâ·i vari Eastern Kata-vari (Kât'a-vari) Kamviri (Kâmv'iri) Mumviri (Mumv'iri) Shekhani Vasi-vari / Wasi-wari (Prasuni) (Vâsi-vari) (in the Pârun Valley) Uṣ'üt-var'e Üš'üt-üć'ü-zum'u-vari ṣup'u-var'i Indo-Aryan languages Proto-Indo-Aryan (extinct) Old Indo-Aryan (extinct) Mitanni-Aryan (a far western Indo-Aryan language spoken in Mitanni, Northern Mesopotamia and Levant, along with Hurrian, that was a non Indo-European language) Early Old Indo-Aryan – Vedic Sanskrit / Rigvedic Sanskrit Late Old Indo-Aryan – Sanskrit (संस्कृतम् – Saṃskṛtam) (Classical Sanskrit) (Classical and High culture language of South Asia, mainly of Hinduism, Hindu philosophy and also of Buddhism and Jainism) (includes Epic Sanskrit) (revived language with 26 490 first language (L1) or mother tongue speakers and increasing) (living language and not extinct) Middle Indo-Aryan (Prakrits) (extinct) Dardic (a more geographical rather than linguistic genealogical group) Gandhari Prakrit (extinct) Niya Prakrit / Kroraina Prakrit / Niya Gāndhārī (administrative language of the Shanshan or Kroraina or Loulan kingdom, on the southern route of the Silk Road, in the southern rim of the Tarim Basin, in today's southern and southeastern Xinjiang) (it used the Kharoshthī script) (it has a possible Tocharian language, Tocharian C, as substrate) (extinct) Chitral languages (dialect continuum) Kalasha-mun (Kalashamondr) (has no close connection to Waigali or Kalasha-ala, that although related, belongs to another branch – Nuristani) Khowar (Chitrali) (کهووار – Khō-wār) Standard Khowar Swati Khowar (Swat Kohistan) Lotkuhiwar (Lotkuh Valley / Gramchashma Valley) Gherzikwar (Ghizer Valley) Gilgiti Khowar (Gilgit-Baltistan) (spoken by a few families in Gilgit city) Kashmiri / Koshur (कॉशुर – كٲشُر – Kashmiri) Kashtawari / Kishtwari (Kashmiri standard) Poguli Rambani Kohistani languages (dialect continuum) Bateri (बटेरी – Bateri) Chilisso Gowro