Khariboli (also Khadiboli, Khadi-Boli, or Khari dialect, also known as Kauravi; identified as Hindi by SIL Ethnologue),, native to western Uttar Pradesh and the Delhi region in India, is the prestige dialect of the Hindi-speaking states of India, and the basis of the officially approved versions of Hindi and Urdu, which are grammatically identical to Khariboli. Khariboli has four standardized registers: Standard Hindi, Urdu, Dakhini and Rekhta.
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- Khariboli (also Khadiboli, Khadi-Boli, or Khari dialect, also known as Kauravi; identified as Hindi by SIL Ethnologue),, native to western Uttar Pradesh and the Delhi region in India, is the prestige dialect of the Hindi-speaking states of India, and the basis of the officially approved versions of Hindi and Urdu, which are grammatically identical to Khariboli. Khariboli has four standardized registers: Standard Hindi, Urdu, Dakhini and Rekhta. Standard Hindi (also High Hindi, Nagari Hindi) is used as the lingua franca of Northern India, Urdu is the lingua franca of Pakistan, Dakhini is the historical literary dialect of the Deccan region, and Rekhta is a highly Persianized register of Urdu used in poetry. These standard registers together with Sansiboli form the Hindustani dialect group. This group together with Haryanvi, Braj Bhasha, Kanauji and Bundeli forms the Western Hindi dialect group.
- カリー・ボリー（ヒンディー語: खड़ी बोली）とは中世インドにおけるインド＝アーリア諸語に属する言語の一つで、北西インドを中心に使用された。現在のヒンドゥスターニー語の祖語であるが、本来のカリー・ボリーは数多くの姉妹言語たちと同様殆どの語彙語法がサンスクリット・プラークリットに由来するものだった。現在のヒンドゥスターニー語に見られるアラブ＝ペルシア式語法は後代になってのものである。
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- Khariboli (also Khadiboli, Khadi-Boli, or Khari dialect, also known as Kauravi; identified as Hindi by SIL Ethnologue),, native to western Uttar Pradesh and the Delhi region in India, is the prestige dialect of the Hindi-speaking states of India, and the basis of the officially approved versions of Hindi and Urdu, which are grammatically identical to Khariboli. Khariboli has four standardized registers: Standard Hindi, Urdu, Dakhini and Rekhta.
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