Aimaq) (several borrowings from Mongolic and Turkic but much less significant than Hazaragi) Firozkohi Jamshidi (Jamshedi]], Djamchidi, Yemchidi, or Dzhemshid) Maliki Mizmast Taimani Aimaq Zainal Zohri / Zuri Changezi Taimuri (Teimuri, Timuri, or Taimouri) Hazaragi / Hazaragi Persian (Hazāragī) (آزرگی – Azaragi) (significant borrowings from Mongolic and Turkic) (spoken by the Hazara, their origin is in Persianized Turkic and Mongolian peoples mixed with native Iranian peoples of Central Afghanistan) Tajik / Tajiki Persian (Northeast Persian) (забо́ни тоҷикӣ́ – Zabóni Tojikī / форси́и тоҷикӣ́ – Forsíi Tojikī) (Bactrian substrate) Southern dialects (South and East of Dushanbe, Kulob / Kulyab, and the Rasht region of Tajikistan) (today tends to be the basis of Standard Tajiki but not identical) Southeastern dialects (dialects of the Darvoz region and the Amu Darya near Rushon) Central dialects (dialects of the upper Zarafshan Valley) Northern dialects (Sughd, Northern Tajikistan, Bukhara, Samarkand, Kyrgyzstan, and the Varzob valley region of Dushanbe) (once was the basis of Standard Tajiki) Bukhori (Judeo-Bukharic, Judeo-Persian of Bukhara) (בוכארי – бухорӣ – Buxorī / Bukhori) (traditionally spoken by Bukharian Jews in Bukhara, now mainly in Israel) Tat / Caucasus Tat / Persian Tat (Zuhun Tati) Muslim/Christian Tat (Zuhun Tati) Aruskush-Daqqushchu Lahyj Balakhani Devechi Qyzyl Qazma Qonaqkend Absheron Surakhani Northern Tats Malham Quba Armeno-Tati (spoken by the Armeno-Tats) Judeo-Tat / Judeo-Persian Tat (Juhuri / Juvuri) (Çuhuri – жугьури – ז׳אוּהאוּראִ) (traditional language of the Mountain Jews) Persid / Southern Zagros Northwestern Fars-Sivandi Northwestern Fars Sivandi (زووآن ئ سیوندی – Sivandi) Kuhmareyi Davani dialect (Devani) (دوانی – Davāni) Luri (لۊری – Lurī) Southern Luri Mamasani Kohkiluyeh / Kohgīlūya Boir-Aḥmadī Northern Luri / Central Luri (Minjai) Bakhtiari (بختیاری – Bakhtiarī) Khuzestani Persian Southern Khuzestani Persian Behbahani Ramhormozi Hendijani Mahshahri Qanavati Larki Bahmeei Northern Khuzestani Persian (Dezfuli / Shushtari) Dezfuli Shushtari Gotvandi Larestani–Gulf (Larestani-Persian Gulf) Larestani Lari (Larestani / Achomi / Ajami) (اَچُمی – Achomi / خودمونی – Khodmoni) Judeo-Shirazi (Judeo-Persian of Shiraz) Gulf (Persian Gulf) Bandari Minabi Bashkardi / Bashagerdi / Bashaka North Bashkardi South Bashkardi Kumzari (in the Straits of Hormuz) Laraki (in Larak Island, Iran) Shihuhi (in Kumzar village, Musandam Peninsula, Far Northern Oman) Sagartian (was spoken in Sagartia) (extinct) Carmanian (was spoken in Carmania, roughly corresponding with the modern province of Kerman) (extinct) Utian (was spoken in Utia, roughly corresponding with today's southeastern Iran) (extinct) Nuristani languages (Kamozian) Transitional Iranian-Indo-Aryan (older name: Kafiri) (according to some scholars there is the possibility that the older