It is a isolated language. But I think this language related to North Caucasian languages. There are Perfect mysterious of History. Great, I loved this language. From Uzbekistan. 🇺🇿
@@javeedburushin5730 I think the noun classes seem similar to North East Caucasian languages (similar in concept). I also believe though that the Nakhs (Chechens) main haplogroups are from another linguistic group (e.g. Kartvelian / Kartvelian related). Imo, proto-North East Caucasian was Yamnaya + Kura Araxes related. Yamnaya was in my opinion non-IE too but even if I am wrong some of the so called Steppe Maykop (=non Maykop) samples had more eastern / northeastern affinities and some have connected Burushaski to Yeniseian. (if there is such a connection it should be a rather ancient one though considering the different lifestyles and all languages are influenced by the neighbouring ones, admixture events affect them etc.) I think a possible scenario is that before the Andronovo related expansions similar languages were very widesrpead in Central Asia and maybe parts of Europe and South Asia. I also think though that Burushaski is influenced by an IE or IE related non Indo-Aryan language too.
I think Burusho is most likely related to the language(s) of the Bactria-Margiana Archaeological Complex (so, ultimately having an origin in Neolithic Iran.) it just makes the most sense to me for a language isolate spoken by genetically Western Eurasian people in Pakistan, and I'm surprised more people haven't raised this theory.
The makers of the Indus River valley civilization must have brought this north caucasian language when they migrated from the zagros mountains into Pakistan.
Kamzori , alamat , mushkil , saans these Arabic and Persian words are not Burushaski words . Because it is a language isolate . It is an ancient language far older than Arabic and Persian . You know the problem is that their religion . Islam always wipes out the mother tongue and replace it by Persian and Arabic . The Kashmiri language in India is now heavily influenced by Arabic and Persian because majority of Kashmiri speakers are Muslim now but that was not the case 2000 years ago . Let me give you an example the word for water in Kashmiri is ‘Poyun’ but it is only used by Hindus now whereas Muslims use ‘ab’ Persian word . The same case has been done with Bengali language too . Bangladeshi Muslims are Bengali speakers but they use too much Arabic , Urdu and Persian words instead of the native Bengali words . This is the actual problem with Islam . I don't understand why do they mix the religion with language ?
Iam shina whey i understaning this languge 😅😅😅 i think this languge also hase shina influnze idk but it,s accent and many sentence iam able to understand in drassi shina in ladakh we also use same sentence
Even it is related to Dene-Caucasian macrofamily, Burushaski is not related to Kartvelian languages, because they are Nostratic and not Dene-Caucasian.
