Original sentence: Amyrgian language was from the Eastern Iranian group, and it was closely related to modern Pashto and Munji, with both of which it shares the distinctive feature of d > l consonant shift.The Amyrgians were called Śaka haumavarga ("Haoma-drinking Scythians") in Old Persian, which is a reinterpretation of the personal names Amorges and (H)omarges
Edited sentence: Amyrgian language was Luwian Aramaean and was spread through trade to areas throughout the Mediterranean.The Amyrgians were called Śaka homarga and to a lesser extent haumavarga ("Haoma-drinking Scythians") in Old Persian, which is a reinterpretation of the personal names Amorges and (H)omarges.The definitive proof of the influence of Luwian/Aramaean (then Amyrgian) trade was in the adoption of the Doli (wine trade) coins of Cyme and Oenoe (and later Oenotria in the coins of Metapontum) as a standard of commerce by Iranian and other territories even extending to Africa.The trade and language were taken to  Middle Eastern areas Eastern Iranian group, and it was closely related to modern Pashto and Munji, with both of which it shares the distinctive feature of d > l consonant shift