Rungkun basa Indo-Arya

Rungkun Basa Indo-Arya (dina kontéks Panalungtikan Indo-Éropa ogé Indik) ngawengku hiji bagian ti rungkun basa Indo-Iran, nu mana mangrupa bagian ti rungkun basa Indo-Éropa. Panyatur Indo-Arya ngawangun kira-kira saparo (kira-kira 1,5 triliun) ti sadaya panyatur Indo-Éropa (kira-kira 3 triliun). Indo-Arya ogé miboga leuwih ti saparo ti sadaya basa Indo-Éropa nu diakuan, numutkeun kana Ethnologue.

Basa nu boga panyatur tulén panglobana nyaéta Hindustan (Hindi-Urdu) (kira-kira 240 yuta), Bengali (kira-kira 230 yuta), Punjab (kira-kira 90 yuta), Marathi (kira-kira 70 yuta), Gujarat (kira-kira 45 yuta), Oriya (kira-kira 30 yuta), Sindhi (kira-kira 20 yuta), Nepali (kira-kira 14 yuta), Sinhala (kira-kira 16 yuta), Saraiki (kira-kira 14 yuta), sarta Assam (kira-kira 13 yuta) kalawan jumlah total panyatur tulén leuwih ti 900 yuta.

Tingali ogé
Daptar basa Indo-Arya
Urang Indo-Arya
Urang Indo-Iran
Migrasi Indo-Arya
Kalanjutan Proto-Weda
Rungkun aksara Brahma
Sajarah linguistika India

Rujukan

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Tumbu kaluar 
 The Indo Aryan languages, 10-25-2009
Alih Aksara Basa & Aksara Indik  (Anthony Stone)