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Informations incomplètes “Parachi” (693-720 ch. 12) . Kieffer, Charles M. (2009) , Gernot Windfuhr · Routledge
Informations incomplètes “Parachi” (693-720 ch. 12) . Kieffer, Charles M. (2009) , Gernot Windfuhr · Routledge
Persian
Spoken north-east of Kabul in three valleys in the southern foothills of the western Hindukosh, in the Shotol valley north of Golbahar, in the Pacheghan branch of the Nejraw valley north-east of Golbahar, and in the Ghochulan branch of the same valley. Speakers represent remnant linguistic pockets of an earlier dialect continuum.
Informations incomplètes “Glottolog” .
Informations incomplètes “Parachi and Ormuri” . Georg Morgenstierne (1973) Oslo: Universitetsforlaget
"My informants differed considerably regarding the number of persons speaking Parachi. According to M. they were in all 100 persons; G said that there were 2-300 houses in Shutul, 100 of which were inhabited by Parachis, while the poet T held that his tribe occupied 400 houses in Shutul and 600 in Nijrau."
Informations incomplètes “AFGHANISTAN v. Languages” . Kieffer, Charles M. (1982)
Since 990/1582, as a result of Islamization, the Parāčī have experienced profound changes in their religious beliefs and ethics. For a long time these affected their language without really endangering it. However the isolation protecting them from the common languages gradually decreased as the political unification undertaken by Amir ʿAbd-al-Raḥmān (1302-19/1885-1901) progressed. More recently, construction of roads and compulsory military service have dealt a fatal blow. Economic development accomplished the rest; not only did it create new needs, upset the traditional network of market places, and break the balance of prices for agricultural and industrial products, it also permanently destroyed Parāčī self-sufficiency by drawing irreplaceable manual labor to the factories and the towns.
Informations incomplètes “AFGHANISTAN vii. Parāčī” . Morgenstierne, Georg (1983)
From the uncertain and partly contradictory information given we can only venture to guess that Parāčī is not spoken by more than a few thousand persons.