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Shah puri, is one of the oldest dialect of the Saraiki language spoken in Sargodh Division of Pakistani Punjab.[1] Its name is derived from Shahpur. It is also called Western Punjabi. This dialect has great proximity withSaraiki Dialect of Saraiki Language. It is spoken throughout a widespread area, spoken in Sargodha and Khushab Districts and also spoken in neighbouring Mianwali, Mandi Bahudin and Bhakkar Districts. It is mainly spoken on western end of Sindh River to Chennab river crossing Jehlam river.This entire area has almost the same traditions, customs and culture. The Shahpuri dialect of Punjabi has several aspects that set it apart from other Saraiki variants.
Dialect Speaking Areas
Two districts of Punjab Province of Pakistan and neighboring districts speak this dialect.
Differences in Saraiki Dialects Standard (Saraiki), and Western (Shahpuri)
| English | Saraiki or Standard Saraiki. | Shah puri.
(Centro Western parts of Punjab Province) |
|---|---|---|
| What, This | Kia, Aey | Kia, Aey |
| How much, This much, That much | Kitna, Itna, Utna | Kitna, Itnna, Utnna |
| My, Your, His, Our, Yours, Their, Of | MayDa, Tayda, Ounda, Saada or Assada, Tuhada, Onheenda, Da | MayDa, Tayda, Ounda, Saada or Assada, Tuhada, Onheenda, Da |
| Me, To you, Him, To it, Us, To you, Them, To | Maykoo, Taykoo, Onko, Aykoo, Saakoo, Tuhaakoo, Onheekkoo, koo | Maykoo, Taykoo, Onko, Aykoo, Saakoo, Tuhaakoo, Onheekkoo, koo |
| I am, You are, He is, We are, You are, They are (going) | Mae haan, Tu hayn, Oo hay, Assaa haay, Tussa hO, O hin (Veaynda/ay (plu) pya/ay ) | Mae haan, Tu hayn, Oo hay, Assaa haay, Tussa hO, O hin (Veaynda/ay (plu) pya/ay ) |
| I was, You were, He was, We were, You were, They were | Mae Haam, Tu Haen, O haa, Assaa Hasay, Tussaa Havey, Oaa Hin | Mae haam, Tu' hayn, O'o haa, Assaan Hassay, Tussaan haavay, O'o hin |
| I shall take, You will take, He will take, We shall take, You will take, They will take | Mae ghin'Saan, Tu ghin'say, O ghin'ysii, Assaa'ghin soou, Tussaan ghin soou, O ghin ysin | Mae ghin'saan, Tu ghin'say, Oo ghin'ysii, Assaan ghin'suuo, Tussaan ghin 'so, Oo ghin'ysn |
| Go, Come, Happen, Take away, See | vnj, Aa, Thii, Ghinivnj, Dekh | Vnj, Aa, Thii, Ghinivnj, Dekh |
| Boy, Girl, Women, Man | Ch'ho'har OR Ningur, Ningir, Znaani or Tarmeet,Zaal,Ban'da Or Aadmi | Ch'ho'har OR Ningur, Ningir, Znaani or Tarmeet,Zaal,Ban'da Or Aadmi |
| From, A lot, Then | Kenoo, Bhoo, Vet | Kenoo, Bhoo, Vat |
| One, Two, Nine, Ten | Hek, Do, Naouo, Dah | Hekk, Do, Nou, Daah |
Sub-dialects of Shah puri(Saraiki)
- Standard Lehnda (Shah puri)
- Rohi being a mixture of thalochi and shah puri (Mianwali District)
See also
- Saraiki people
- Saraiki literature
- Saraiki language
- Saraiki culture
- Saraiki dialect
- Saraiki Tradition
- Saraiki nationalism
- Sauvira Kingdom
- Saraikistan
- Bahawalpur (princely state)
- Multan
- Indus Valley Civilization
- Cholistan
- Thal
- Derajat, comprising Dera Ghazi Khan and Dera Ismail Khan
- Sulaiman Mountains
- Salt Range
- Christopher Shackle, Yuri Andreyevich Smirnov and George Abraham Grierson are Westerners who did research on Saraiki language.
- Sargodha District
- Khushab District
- Mianwali District
- Bhakkar District