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Lingua Paniabica[1] seu Peniabica[2] (Pañjābī) ad linguas Indicas e divisione Indoiranica familiae Indoeuropaeae pertinet. In India praecipue adhibetur. Multi sub hoc nomine enumerant dialectos Lahnda, et ante omnes dialectos "Paniabicas occidentales", praecipue in Pakistania usuales; hae autem a philologis a lingua Paniabica stricto sensu separantur.
| Lingua Paniabica ਪੰਜਾਬੀ | |
|---|---|
| Taxinomia | Lingua Neoindica e divisione Indoiranica familiae Indoeuropaeae |
| Locutores | 28 163 000 (Paniabica stricto sensu: vide et lingua Paniabica occidentalis) |
| Sigla | 1 pa, 2 pan, 3 pan |
| Status publicus | |
| Officialis | India |
| Privata | Pakistania, Britannia, alibi |
| Litterae | Litterae Paniabicae |
| Scriptura | Scriptura Gurmukhi |
| Procuratio | nulla |
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