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- Dawoodi (دَاؤُدِی), also known as Domaakí (ڈوماکی), Dumaki or Domaá, is an endangered Indo-Aryan language spoken by a few hundred people living in the Gilgit-Baltistan territory in northern Pakistan. It is historically related to the Central Indo-Aryan languages of the Indian Midlands, though it has been significantly influenced by its neighbours. The speakers of the language belong to a small ethnic minority that lives dispersed among the larger regional groups. The majority of Doma communities have in the past switched to the dominant Shina language, with their original language surviving only in the Burushaski areas of Nagar and Hunza. There is a distinct dialect in each of those two areas; they are still mutually intelligible despite numerous differences. According to local traditions, the Dooma's ancestors came somewhere from the south; according to the speakers themselves their forbearers arrived in the Nager and Hunza Valleys from Kashmir, and north Punjab in separate groups and over an extended period of time via Baltistan, Gilgit, Darel, Tangir, Punial and even Kashghar. All Dawoodi speakers are proficient in the languages of their host communities (Burushaski and/or Shina) as well as in their own mother tongue. Many of them also know Urdu, which they have learned at school or picked up while working in other parts of Pakistan. The name Domaki is perceived as pejorative by the speakers, who nowadays prefer the term Dawoodi, which is associated with the Islamic figure of Dawood. (en)
- ドマー語（ドマーご）はインド・ヨーロッパ語族インド・イラン語派ダルド語群シナー諸語に属する言語である。ドーム語、ドム語、ドーマ語、ドマ語、ドマ、ドマー、ドマーキとも呼ばれる。パキスタンのギルギット・バルティスタン州のとフンザ渓谷に話者が存在する。 ドマー語はドーム（複数形はドーマ）とよばれる民族の言語である。 (ja)
- Думаки — индоевропейский язык в северных районах Пакистана. Распространён в нескольких деревнях округа Гилгит территории Гилгит-Балтистан. По данным на 1989 год число носителей составляло около 500 человек; по данным на 2004 год — около 350 носителей. Близок к полному вымиранию. Ранее думаки относили к дардской группе языков. Носители обычно владеют языками соседних этнических групп — шина и бурушаски, иногда также урду. (ru)
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- Nager and Hunza Valleys (en)
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- ドマー語（ドマーご）はインド・ヨーロッパ語族インド・イラン語派ダルド語群シナー諸語に属する言語である。ドーム語、ドム語、ドーマ語、ドマ語、ドマ、ドマー、ドマーキとも呼ばれる。パキスタンのギルギット・バルティスタン州のとフンザ渓谷に話者が存在する。 ドマー語はドーム（複数形はドーマ）とよばれる民族の言語である。 (ja)
- Думаки — индоевропейский язык в северных районах Пакистана. Распространён в нескольких деревнях округа Гилгит территории Гилгит-Балтистан. По данным на 1989 год число носителей составляло около 500 человек; по данным на 2004 год — около 350 носителей. Близок к полному вымиранию. Ранее думаки относили к дардской группе языков. Носители обычно владеют языками соседних этнических групп — шина и бурушаски, иногда также урду. (ru)
- Dawoodi (دَاؤُدِی), also known as Domaakí (ڈوماکی), Dumaki or Domaá, is an endangered Indo-Aryan language spoken by a few hundred people living in the Gilgit-Baltistan territory in northern Pakistan. It is historically related to the Central Indo-Aryan languages of the Indian Midlands, though it has been significantly influenced by its neighbours. The name Domaki is perceived as pejorative by the speakers, who nowadays prefer the term Dawoodi, which is associated with the Islamic figure of Dawood. (en)
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- Dawoodi language (en)
- ドマー語 (ja)
- Думаки (ru)
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