Western Iranian languages are a branch of the Iranian languages, which belong to the larger Indo-Iranian group. These languages are primarily spoken in regions of Iran, Iraq, and parts of Afghanistan. Notable languages in this group include Kurdish, Persian, and Luri. These languages share common linguistic features and historical roots, making them distinct yet related. They have evolved over centuries, influenced by various cultures and neighboring languages. The study of Western Iranian languages provides insights into the history and culture of the peoples who speak them.