Pahari is a dialect of Kashmiri spoken in the mountainous regions of Jammu and Kashmir.

Kishtwari is a variety of Kashmiri spoken in the Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Srinagar is characterized by the use of the /h/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Jammu is characterized by the use of the /v/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Anantnag is characterized by the use of the /l/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Baramulla is characterized by the use of the /r/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Kupwara is characterized by the use of the /h/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Pulwama is characterized by the use of the /l/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Shopian is characterized by the use of the /r/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Kulgam is characterized by the use of the /l/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Ganderbal is characterized by the use of the /r/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Bandipora is characterized by the use of the /h/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Budgam is characterized by the use of the /l/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Srinagar is characterized by the use of the /h/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.

The Kashmiri dialect spoken in Jammu is characterized by the use of the /v/ sound, which is not found in other dialects of Kashmiri.