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Indo-Aryan language

• Khaki source

• A language of Pakistan

• A Pakistani poet might write in it

• Akbar Allahabadi wrote poetry in it

• An official language of Pakistan

• Asian language

• Asian tongue

• Bangladesh language

• Descendant of Sanskrit

• Form of Hindustani

• Hindi relative

• Hindustani

• Hindustani language

• Indian language

• Indic tongue

• Indo-European language

• Islamabad tongue

• It contains much Persian vocabulary

• It's heard in Islamabad

• It's spoken in four duchies

• It's spoken in Islamabad

• It's spoken in Karachi

• It's written from right to left

• It's written right to left

• Karachi language

• Karachi tongue

• Kin of Hindi

• Lahore language

• Language commonly used in Bollywood films

• Language derived from Hindustani

• Language for Pakistan's Daily Jang

• Language from which loot comes

• Language from which the word cummerbund is derived

• Language from which the word cushy is derived

• Language from which the word dungaree is borrowed

• Language heard in Karachi

• Language in Lahore

• Language in Pakistan

• Language in which Pakistan means land of the pure

• Language in which the Voice of Lahore newspaper is written

• Language kin of Hindi

• Language of India and Pakistan

• Language of Islamabad

• Language of Karachi

• Language of Pakistan (4)

• Language of the Hindustan Express

• Language of the newspaper Nawa-i-Waqt

• Language similar to Hindi

• Language spoken in Islamabad

• Language that gave us khaki

• Language that gave us nabob

• Language that gave us thug

• Language that the poet Muhammad Iqbal wrote in

• Language that's written from right to left

• Language which gave us the word calico

• Language whose name means army

• Language written in Persian-Arabic letters

• Languare of Pakistan

• Lingo of Pakistan

• Literary language of Pakistan

• Literary variant of Hindustani

• Muslim language

• Muslim tongue

• National language of Pakistan

• Official language of Pakistan

• One of the languages recognized in India's constitution

• One of the official languages of India

• One of the official languages of Pakistan

• Pakistan language

• Pakistan tongue

• Pakistan's national language

• Pakistan's official language

• Pakistan's official tongue

• Pakistani's language

• Peshawar tongue

• Popular language for South Asian poetry

• Relative of Hindustani

• Sanskrit language

• South Asians speak it

• Tongue blending Persian and Hindu

• Tongue close to Hindi

• Tongue like Hindi

• Tongue of Kashmir

• Whence khaki and nabob

• Whence nabob and khaki

• Word in the etymology of pakistan

• The official literary language of Pakistan, closely related to Hindi

• Widely used in India (mostly by Moslems)

• Written in Arabic script