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Iran and the Caucasus. — 2005. — 9.2. — p. 301-329. The paper is about the Northern Areas (since 2009 Gilgit-Baltistan), a high mountain region situated on the crossroad between Pakistan, India, China and Afghanistan. They are home to many different ethnic groups, speaking a variety of languages. Some of these groups, like the ones speaking Burushaski, Domaaki or Balti are...

Research Article. — Iran and the Caucasus. — Volume 21. — Issue 2. — P. 132–149. The article argues that the first specimens of Pashto original narratives in free prose are to be found in the historiographical compilation Tārīkh-i muraṣṣaʿ (1724) among the texts of the chronicles, diaries, and memoirs written by the Khaṯak tribal rulers Khūshḥāl Khān (d. 1689) and Afżal Khān...

Article. — Pashto. — January-June 2021. — Volume 50. — Issue 661. — p. 11-28. The purpose of this article is to get a glimpse of a possible connection between the Karlāṇ dialects and the Tarino dialect; despite the geographical distance between the dialects. This article will explore lexical and phonological features of the two dialects. This dialect is known to Iranianologists...

Journal: Norsk Tidsskrift for Sprogvidenskap [NTS]. — Volume 12. — 1942. — p. 88-114. The paper discusses the degree of phonological and, consequently, morphological change in Pashto from Middle Iranian.

In: Actances 12 (2003). — pp. 95-108. Le pashto connait une fracture d'actance commandee par le temps — et non par l'aspect.

In: Actances, Paris, RIVALDI, n° 11 (juin 2001). — p. 131-144. Partant du cadre méthodologique de David Cohen (L’Aspect verbal, Paris, PUF, 1981) et s’inspirant des travaux de l’« école » de Culioli, l’Auteur esquisse une analyse du système aspectuel du pachto.

Journal of the American Oriental Society, Vol. 81, No.1 (Jan. - Mar., 1961), pp. 43-52. This study will deal with the loanwords from English, French, and German found in the modern literary language and in the educated speech of Afghanistan. it is based in the main on the investigation of the usage of the Kabul dailies Hewad and, particularly, Islah from June, 1958, to May,...