The Gujjari language is a member of the Dardic group of languages, primarily spoken by the Gujjar community in parts of northern India and Pakistan. It is mainly found in regions like Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Punjab. Gujjari has influences from various languages, including Hindi, Urdu, and Punjabi, reflecting the diverse cultural interactions in these areas. Gujjari is an oral language, with a rich tradition of folklore and storytelling. While it is not widely written, efforts are being made to document and preserve it. The language plays a crucial role in maintaining the identity and heritage of the Gujjar people, who are known for their pastoral lifestyle and vibrant culture.