Twice discovered source of the French language - Crossword Clue

Crossword Clue Last Updated: 13/11/2023

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4 letter answer(s) to twice discovered source of the french language

URDU

the official literary language of Pakistan, closely related to Hindi; widely used in India (mostly by Moslems); written in Arabic script

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Ancient city originally developing universal language
Asian tongue
Contributor to our duplicitous language
Go off melon, maybe, unpleasant at first for the tongue
Hindi relative
In downpour, Duckworth-Lewis is common parlance for Imran Khan, etc.
Indic language
Indic language written in the Persian script
It's heard in Islamabad
It's written right to lef
Language derived from Hin
Language from which "loot
Language in Jaipur, Dutch!
Language in Lahore
Language in old city said to be enough
Language of Islamabad
Language of Lahore

Language of Pakistan
Language of the Hindustan
Language used by neighbour dubious
Language written in Persi
Language, source of ‘khaki’ and ‘purdah’
Literary variant of Hindu
National language of Pakistan
Official language of Paki
Pakistani language
Pakistani tongue
Some harbour dues with which Indians are conversant
Some off-colour, dull khaki comes from here
Somewhat absurd, using this language
South Asians speak it
Tongue and heart of dour duke
Tongue bends double, finding way in
Tongue's fur due for scraping

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