Phases in Evolution of Urdu Language

Urdu is part of the Indo-Aryan family. The background of this language originates from Saur Senic Prakit. Sanskrit was evolved from Saur Senic Prakit but later Saur Senic Prakit.was majorly influence by Hindi dialects

The evolutionary phase is majorly affected by the literature of Insha. The Insha’s literature work later, took a form of picture of new language which is commonly known as Urdu these days. In the result of this, Urdu and Hindi were differentiated that time. Cultural impact on the society also played major role in evolution of Urdu language because Muslim of the subcontinent used to speak Urdu or Farsi and Hindus used to speak Hindi. The difference between both languages was very clear that Urdu was derived from Persian, Arabic and Turkish, on the other hand  Hindi was derived from Sanskrit.

Persian was made official language of the subcontinent right after the invasion of Persian. After some time when need of common language felt governing officials, Urdu was made official Language of India. This further revolutionized Urdu language and gave Urdu a new form.

Evolution of Urdu started after 1193 AD. Urdu is greatly affected by the invasion of Persian, Turks, as Urdu contains various words from Arabic, Turkish and Persian.

During the rule of British rule in the subcontinent, various words from English also became part of Urdu Language.