Western Indo-Aryan languages

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There is no "Western" group of the Indo-Aryan languages. There are:

• a North-Western zone
• a West Central zone
• sometimes^{[citation needed]} classified as "Western zone": Rajasthani languages, Gujarati languages and Bhil languages, with Kandeshi, Domari and Romani.

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