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With whom Punjabis feel more similar culture and language

Not urdu word, like native word for river

Like the old native word

From Sindhu we got India, Indus, Hindi and Hindhu, though some of there words have originated from Iranian cognate of Sindhu.

I was searching about this. Sindhu seem to have a clear Proto indo Iranian etomology but lack Proto Indo European origin. Tho some linguistics sometimes trace it to PIE "\*kiesdh". But it Is not well accepted.

Some alternate theories suggests it to be from Burushaski "sinda" which in burushaski is common word used for all rivers, even the PIIranian word also means a large river.

The other other one lean towards it to be from Proto dravidian "\*cintu\*. Which means "date tree" Like that. So not well direct etomology

Some people also speculate say it to be from BMAC substrate.

some say it to be from old indo aryan aka Sanskrit word "syand"-- "to flow" or "sedh" meaning "to hold back"

From Sindhu we got India, Indus, Hindi and Hindhu, though some of there words have originated from Iranian cognate of Sindhu.

I was searching about this. Sindhu seem to have a clear Proto indo Iranian etomology but lack Proto Indo European origin. Tho some linguistics sometimes trace it to PIE "\*kiesdh". But it Is not well accepted.

Some alternate theories suggests it to be from Burushaski ( a language isolate spoken in gilgit Baltistan, said to predated the arrival of Indo Aryans ) "sinda" which in burushaski is common word used for all rivers, even the Proto Indo Iranian word also means a large river.

The other other one lean towards it to be from Proto dravidian "\*cintu\*. Which means "date tree" Like that. So not well direct etomology

Some people also speculate it to be from BMAC substrate.

some say it to be from old indo aryan aka Sanskrit word "syand"-- "to flow" or "sedh" meaning "to hold back"

From Sindhu we got India, Indus, Hindi and Hindhu, though some of there words have originated from Iranian cognate of Sindhu.

I was searching about this. Sindhu seem to have a clear Proto indo Iranian etomology but lack Proto Indo European origin. Tho some linguistics sometimes trace it to PIE "\*kiesdh". But it Is not well accepted.

Some alternate theories suggests it to be from Burushaski "sinda" which in burushaski is common word used for all rivers, even the Proto Indo Iranian word also means a large river.

The other other one lean towards it to be from Proto dravidian "\*cintu\*. Which means "date tree" Like that. So not well direct etomology

Some people also speculate it to be from BMAC substrate.

some say it to be from old indo aryan aka Sanskrit word "syand"-- "to flow" or "sedh" meaning "to hold back"

I've heard dasyus Is a cognate of a word "Dahae" that is meant to imply an Iranian tribe. So Iranian people where already present in NorthWest India before the arrival of Indo Aryan people?

Kashmir also known as "Kache Yul" in tibetian. Is one of the most important regions in Himalayas

It had many historical contacts with Tibet. Kashmir was also a massive hub of Buddhism the forth buddhist council was held in Kashmir... many great kashmiri scholars and mastered travelled travelled to Tibet and helped in establishing Buddhism.

Kashmiri merchants settling in Tibet centuries ago, known as "Kache". This word is also used for all muslims cause first muslims tibetians saw were "kashmiris". In 1950 many of these tibetian muslims migrated to Kashmir.

Nowdyas Kashmir region also contains large parts of Ladakh, Baltistan which is part of Tibetian plateau containing many tibetic communities like purkhis, baltis, ladakhis etc.

Do tibetians know about existence of Kashmir/Kache Yull