The Bakhtiari dialect is a variety of the Luri language, primarily spoken by the Bakhtiari people in western Iran. It is part of the larger Iranian language family and is characterized by its unique phonetic and grammatical features. The dialect reflects the cultural heritage of the Bakhtiari tribes, who are known for their nomadic lifestyle and rich traditions. This dialect is distinct from other Luri dialects and has influences from neighboring languages, such as Persian and Kurdish. The Bakhtiari dialect plays a crucial role in preserving the identity and history of the Bakhtiari community, as it is used in daily communication, storytelling, and local folklore.